It's the way of the world. Once memory safety has properly infiltrated most of the world, we can move on to (re-)discover other kinds safety.
maybe too little memory safety means your wit overflows back to 0?
Rust overflows in the same way (granted it does provide convenient built-in wrappers to check for overflows).
I love how "secure" just translates to "memory safety" now. Apparently OpenBSD could have just been a basic Rust kernel and stopped thinking about all the other security mechanisms they have