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Create memory_safe_languages.md #254

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This pull request introduces a comprehensive document on memory-safe programming languages, highlighting their importance in combating buffer overflows and other memory-related vulnerabilities. The document provides detailed information on the problems associated with memory-unsafe languages, the benefits of memory-safe languages, and the challenges in transitioning to them.

Key additions include:

  • Overview of memory-related vulnerabilities and their impact on software security.
  • Detailed descriptions of memory-safe programming languages such as Rust, Go, Java, Swift, Python, and C#.
  • Explanation of the benefits of adopting memory-safe languages, including reduced vulnerabilities, improved developer productivity, enhanced security posture, and cost savings.
  • Discussion on the challenges of transitioning from legacy systems to memory-safe languages and recommendations for overcoming these challenges.
  • Global support for memory safety from international cybersecurity agencies and additional references for further reading.

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@santosomar santosomar merged commit 9dc7831 into master Jan 3, 2025
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