Re: Delphi and buffer overflows

[email protected] wrote:
> On Sat, 01 Apr 2006 12:46:06 GMT, [email protected] said:
> 
>>All Programs compiled in Delphi are secure
> 
> 
> Explain. Do tell.  How does a language manage to be Turing-complete and
> at the same time provably secure?  (Hint - Turing-complete includes the
> possibility of a program infinite looping, so at the very least, there's
> the possibility of a loop causing a DoS attack....)
> 
> Or did Delphi use some different definition of "secure"?

Valdis, I tend to like Delphi and agree with the guy, but you are 100% 
correct.

That is because [especially] in the world of security the following 
words should be banned: all, every, never, etc.

I bet that if you put a backdoor into a program written in Delphi it 
will no longer be 100% secure, right? That may be a bit of immature 
nitpicking, but really..