+**Memory Corruption** is the unintentional alteration of a program's memory contents, leading to unstable or unpredictable behavior. It often arises from a [programming error](/wiki/programming_error) where a program writes data outside its designated memory boundaries, corrupting other data or instructions. This can cause anything from incorrect results to a complete [system crash](/wiki/system_crash), and is a significant source of software vulnerabilities.
+## See also
+- [Buffer Overflow](/wiki/buffer_overflow)
+- [Memory Safety](/wiki/memory_safety)
+- [Segmentation Fault](/wiki/segmentation_fault)
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