Like any other modern operating system - user programs have a virtual address 
space and the only way it can talk to the kernel is thru system calls, which 
are well guarded to prevent any kind of memory corruption on the kernel front. 
If a user program tries to access any memory outside its own, it gets killed by 
the kernel.

You might want to read up some good operating sytem books if you are interested 
in digging further.
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