On 2/17/25 12:33, Amit via Std-Discussion wrote:
> C++ language has a big security hole. You can change the values of the
> private member variables directly by getting the pointer to the
> object. So, private member variables are actually not private, they
> are public.

Others have already said about UB, I just wanted to add that member
access specifiers are not (and never were) a security measure. As such,
even if you could have a legal way of accessing a private member, this
would still not constitute a security breach.