> Duh. That's a complete misunderstanding of the halting problem - which
> is, in essence, that you can't write a program which can predict, in
> general, whether another program will halt. Its perfectly possible to
> write programs that are guaranteed to halt.
The statement was: "There is no programming language that prevents you
from writing insecure code". And that is true, as long as "insecure
code" means vulnerability to DoS. IMHO that would be "incorrect" not
"insecure" code, since an attacker is not able to get sensible data, or
additional rights("shutting down" the service is public right because of
incorrect code). Btw (almost) every programming language gives the
versatile programmer the possibility to write proof-able correct and
secure programs.
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