There was no mention of over-the-air exploit, so eh.

Anyway, having direct unprivileged R/W access to platform memory is indeed a security hole, no matter the vendor.

It is not. ESP32 is an embedded chip with less than one megabyte of RAM. It cannot run apps or load websites with any malicious code, it only runs the firmware that you flash on it, nothing else, and of course your firmware has full access to every chip feature. If your firmware has a security hole, it’s not the chip’s fault.

Wake me up when windows randomly losing focus bug is fixed

I bet with 60 GBb RAM it could run Android Studio with almost no lag.

You simply need to accept the risc.