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by ridruejo
1120 days ago
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This is also the case with similar popular platforms like WordPress, there is always tension between expanding what you can do to include nearly everything people can think of, and at the same time keeping some basic checks/safeguards. There is also the issue that the most popular platforms and plugins will receive the most attention from attackers. Technologies like Wasm at least provide hope to alleviate some of those concerns by "sandboxing" the modules (ie if a module is a spellchecker it should not be allowed to connect to the network, etc.) |
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