My apologies, I could have sworn that your text was 'better way than "Crash" <end>'. And not in fact, 'better way than "Crash" or worse - silent corruption'.
Although, silent corruption is a possible problem in memory safe languages. True, memory safety gives you some sort of protections, but threads and/or setting the wrong value can still give a memory safe corruption.
No, I was talking about the ability for an attacker to craft malicious input such that a memory unsafe program begins executing that input as if it were the program. Something that you generally do not have to worry about in a memory safe language.
