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QuoteRef: allmE7_2004
Group:
data type
Topic:
arrays
Topic:
range checking
Topic:
trust
Topic:
security of remotely executed code
Topic:
type-safe and secure languages
Topic:
security leaks and weaknesses
Topic:
operating system kernel
Topic:
process threads
Reference
Allman, E., "A conversation with James Gosling", ACM Queue, July/August 2004, pp. 24-33. Google
27 ;;Quote: in Java, array bounds and object types are absolute; you can not lie about the identity of an object
29 ;;Quote: with Java, new code starts untrusted, becomes verified, then transformed into machine code by a trusted compiler
30 ;;Quote: Microsoft gave up on security by adding C and C++ to the CLR; unsafe regions in C# allow unrestricted pointer operations
32 ;;Quote: most system threads are too heavy-weight to support 10,000 threads in Java; implement virtual threads
Group: data type (34 topics, 730 quotes)
Topic: arrays (58 items)
Topic: range checking (20 items)
Topic: trust (21 items)
Topic: security of remotely executed code (24 items)
Topic: type-safe and secure languages (43 items)
Topic: security leaks and weaknesses (67 items)
Topic: operating system kernel (67 items)
Topic: process threads (25 items)