Replace it all with Rust. It's a fantastic server language.

Nobody needs to write any of this code anymore.

Rust is literally the best positioned language to handle the upcoming onslaught of CVEs.

> Rust is literally the best positioned language to handle the upcoming onslaught of CVEs.

Rust is also a language with no real stdlib, and so you have to import crates for everything including the kitchen sink.

Which opens you up to the very real risk of supply chain vulnerabilities unless you make an active effort to code review your imports and keep the length of your imports under control.

Rust supporters also need to urgently realise that memory safe != secure. It is very much possible to have vulnerabilities in memory safe code.

This has been demonstrated by Cloudflare[1] and countless others.

Age-old vulnerability classes such as input validation, error handling and many others are still very much possible in a Rust codebase.

So please. Yes, I'm sure Rust is a fantastic memory-safe language. But do not portray it as being magically immune from CVEs.

[1] https://hackaday.com/2025/11/20/how-one-uncaught-rust-except...