Technology term
Memory Corruption
A software condition in which a program reads, writes or reuses memory in an invalid way, causing internal data to become unreliable. Depending on the flaw and available protections, memory corruption can lead to crashes, information disclosure or attacker-controlled code execution.
English
Memory Corruption
Arabic
تلف الذاكرة
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