> and don't forget that crap code == insecure code.

I don't think I believe that equality is nearly as neat you'd hope. Unless we're willing to call all code crap code, a lot of projects with well-respected code and development practices have had serious zero days, and we've also found that sandboxing software is highly effective. Insecure code in a secure, well-written sandbox can get you a secure deployment, and you probably want to have your "good" code in a well-written sandbox anyway.