I'm not saying don't use sanitizers. I'm saying that even without sanitizers you're better. Also, this CVE isn't strictly a Rust problem - it's a problem creating safe boundaries around unsafe C code which was difficult even for the Rust standard library to suss out and even harder in kernel land where the rules are often not even documented. It'll take time but I don't see how this is an inditement. I can point to the myriad of CVEs the kernel has in C code regardless of sanitizers being used - what consistent and equal standard are you upholding those lines of code to.