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Containment Protocol for Multimedia Infrastructure :: Eliminating C from the Video Processing Supply Chain
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ABOUT THE PROJECT
FFmpeg processes billions of video frames daily across the internet's critical infrastructure. Yet it remains written in C - a language from 1972 that treats memory safety as optional, undefined behavior as acceptable, and buffer overflows as your problem. Every frame processed by FFmpeg's C codebase is a roll of the dice. Use-after-free? Null pointer dereference? Data race? The compiler shrugs. The runtime shrugs. The universe itself is indifferent to your segfault. ffmpeg-rs is not an enhancement. It is containment protocol. By rewriting FFmpeg in Rust, we eliminate entire classes of memory corruption, race conditions, and undefined behavior that C treats as "developer responsibility" - a responsibility developers have catastrophically failed to uphold for five decades. Type safety is not negotiable. Memory safety is not optional. The age of C must end.
WHY RUST? (OR: WHY NOT C?)
C was a miracle in 1972. It is a liability in 2025. The Institute does not tolerate liabilities.
CONTAINMENT MILESTONES
WARNING: Every day FFmpeg remains in C is another CVE waiting to happen. The threat is active. The containment is urgent. |
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