<ul><li>Modern programming languages like Rust and Go, as well as managed languages like Java and C#, have features that help prevent resource leaks and buffer overflows.</li><li>Using proven libraries and frameworks with built-in safeguards can further minimize risks of resource leaks and buffer overflows.</li><li>Static and dynamic code analysis tools, as well as regular code reviews and testing, are important in detecting and fixing errors.</li><li>Real-life examples include the Heartbleed vulnerability, memory leaks in mobile apps, the Ariane 5 rocket explosion, and issues in IoT devices.</li></ul>

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