[staticassertion]

> But how many C/C++ engineers would think to design a system that runs a min interpreted code,

This is essentially how antivirus software works. Every one of them packages an emulator to execute malicious binaries.

I'd say the number one thing stopping C++ devs from running eval'd C++ code is the lack of a std eval, and that's probably it.

[LeoNatan25]

Antivirus software normally matches code patterns to well-known pattern database. It does not investigate the code on the client machine. AV software houses run their own labs, where emulation is used to inspect suspected malicious code.

[staticassertion]

To my knowledge every single major AV packages a local emulator. We have long, long moved beyond a world where AV does basic pattern matching.

Frankly, I am far less concerned with the js interpreter than I am the rest of the codebase.

http://computervirus.uw.hu/ch11lev1sec4.html

https://www.blackhat.com/presentations/bh-europe-08/Feng-Xue...

http://joxeankoret.com/download/breaking_av_software_44con.p...