@jakub_neruda Might be, whatever. Memory safety bugs are these, where code creates a risk of access to memory that hadn't been originally specified. and C++ have a problem, as many language constructs don't have protection mechanisms against out-of-bounds, double free, etc.

There's other category of bugs to which is prone to (not ) like C and C++ which don't allow - implicit nullability. The nature of JVM doesn't turn them to security risk, but they cause a lot of crashes.

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