From a security perspective cc is highly relevant. I use it to get a solid rating of the security aspects of Python code. I use [1] which is solid and proven.
Worst things happen always when 2 or more systems are combined because each system might be simple on its own, yet a combination is always much more complex.
I'd argue that assuming something is obvious without any empirical validation is the root of a huge number of misconceptions that humanity has historically had. There's a reason science suddenly started moving a lot faster after we moved past Aristotle and started measuring things in experiments.
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[1] <a href="https://nocomplexity.com/documents/codeaudit/complexitycheck.html#complexity-check" rel="nofollow">https://nocomplexity.com/documents/codeaudit/complexitycheck...
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Worst things happen always when 2 or more systems are combined because each system might be simple on its own, yet a combination is always much more complex.
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