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Microsoft is going to rewrite Windows 11 kernel code in Rust for better security and performance.
Microsoft is in the process of rewriting Windows' core libraries in Rust, security chief David Wetson said at the BlueHat conference. According to Wetson, the switch from C++ to Rust should improve memory security and performance of the operating system. According to Microsoft, about 70 percent of operating system vulnerabilities are bugs in the memory security of C and C++. A Windows version with Rust code in the kernel should be available in the 'coming weeks or months', says Wetson. According to him, 36,000 lines of code have already been rewritten in the Win32 gdi with Rust.
Rust is a programming language derived from C++, with similar syntax and performance. Rust is designed for speed, concurrency and security and is considered memory safe. This means that there is protection against external changes in the system memory. Rust was designed by a number of developers with ties to Mozilla, and has been voted the most loved programming language in the Stack Overflow Developer Survey every year since 2016.
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Microsoft is in the process of rewriting Windows' core libraries in Rust, security chief David Wetson said at the BlueHat conference. According to Wetson, the switch from C++ to Rust should improve memory security and performance of the operating system. According to Microsoft, about 70 percent of operating system vulnerabilities are bugs in the memory security of C and C++. A Windows version with Rust code in the kernel should be available in the 'coming weeks or months', says Wetson. According to him, 36,000 lines of code have already been rewritten in the Win32 gdi with Rust.
Rust is a programming language derived from C++, with similar syntax and performance. Rust is designed for speed, concurrency and security and is considered memory safe. This means that there is protection against external changes in the system memory. Rust was designed by a number of developers with ties to Mozilla, and has been voted the most loved programming language in the Stack Overflow Developer Survey every year since 2016.
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Microsoft gaat Windows 11-kernelcode herschrijven in Rust voor betere beveiliging en prestaties
Microsoft is bezig om de kernlibraries van Windows te herschrijven in Rust, laat beveiligingshoofd David Wetson weten tijdens de BlueHat-conferentie. Vo...
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