I built a JS/TS runtime in Rust where nothing runs without your permission
📰 Dev.to · Edgar Misaél Cano Domínguez
Learn how to build a secure JS/TS runtime in Rust, giving you control over code execution and why it matters for security and performance
Action Steps
- Build a Rust-based runtime for JS/TS using 3va
- Configure the runtime to require explicit permission for code execution
- Test the runtime with sample JS/TS code to ensure security and performance
- Apply security best practices to the runtime to prevent common web vulnerabilities
- Run benchmark tests to measure the performance impact of the secure runtime
Who Needs to Know This
Developers and security teams benefit from this approach as it allows for fine-grained control over code execution, reducing the risk of malicious code and improving overall system security
Key Insight
💡 A secure runtime can prevent malicious code execution and improve system performance
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Key Takeaways
Learn how to build a secure JS/TS runtime in Rust, giving you control over code execution and why it matters for security and performance
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