Protecting the safety, security and privacy of users isn&#x27;t &quot;user-hostile&quot;.
Leaving your users exposed to hackers, viruses, malware, malicious adware, ransomware, government espionage and bot networks is.<p>I find it completely baffling than in 2016, people can still refer to writing secure code as &quot;fearmongering&quot;.<p>Being able to dynamically inject code into your process and run it is indeed very powerful.
But i&#x27;ll cliche quote spiderman about great power, and insist that if you&#x27;re going to execute &quot;mprotect&quot; or &quot;VirtualProtect&quot;, make sure the code you&#x27;re about to execute is signed and verified.
Not doing so, would be user-hostile.