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This page explains Rust's ownership model, which ensures memory safety through three simple rules: One Owner, Borrow Rules, and Auto Drop. Unlike C and C++, which allow unlimited references to data, Rust prevents segmentation faults, data races, and memory leaks by making these bugs structurally impossible to write. The compiler rejects violations before execution. According to Microsoft's Security Response Center, approximately 70% of annual CVEs are memory safety issues. Rust achieves memory safety without a garbage collector by enforcing strict compiler checks on ownership patterns, preventing silent data corruption and security vulnerabilities.
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