The article delves into the NSO Group's BLASTPASS exploit that targets Apple's iMessage, suggesting that vulnerabilities in web-based codecs are a common issue. The discussion emphasizes the need for more secure programming languages because current memory-unsafe languages are inadequate for handling such critical applications. The comments highlight a frustration with reliance on traditional languages and an advocacy for safer alternatives to enhance security. This points to ongoing challenges in maintaining software security, especially in apps with extensive multimedia support, such as instant messaging services.