+Memory safety is a crucial property, safeguarding a program's memory from unintended access or corruption. It prevents vulnerabilities like [Buffer Overflow](/wiki/buffer_overflow) and [Use-After-Free](/wiki/use-after-free), which could otherwise lead to system instability or security exploits. Achieving it means either meticulous manual effort or leveraging languages designed with strict compile-time checks.
+## See also
+- [Memory Management](/wiki/memory_management)
+- [Pointer](/wiki/pointer)
+- [Rust](/wiki/rust)
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