much safer -> generally much safer
@@ -52,10 +52,10 @@ plaintext. Crucially, an attacker has no control over this random garbage.
For applications that are using SCRAM to simply encrypt bulk data, this kind of
application failure still results in data corruption. But for applications that
are using SCRAM to encrypt data that must conform to a schema, or data that
-contains instructions, this kind of application failure is much safer. Without
-any control over the data that is decrypted, an attacker's ability to abuse the
-application failure, or to find meaningful decryption or message forgery oracles
-is severely limited.
+contains instructions, this kind of application failure is generally much
+safer. Without any control over the data that is decrypted, an attacker's
+ability to abuse the application failure, or to find meaningful decryption or
+message forgery oracles is severely limited.
## Integration of message padding into the AEAD layer
