Comment by binary132 1 year ago How sandboxed is BEAM really? 1 comment binary132 Reply cmdrk 1 year ago My understanding is that Luerl can remove various modules from being used, like preventing use of the IO library for instance.I would say BEAM itself is not particularly sandboxed, and certainly clusters of Erlang nodes assume a lot of shared trust.
cmdrk 1 year ago My understanding is that Luerl can remove various modules from being used, like preventing use of the IO library for instance.I would say BEAM itself is not particularly sandboxed, and certainly clusters of Erlang nodes assume a lot of shared trust.
My understanding is that Luerl can remove various modules from being used, like preventing use of the IO library for instance.
I would say BEAM itself is not particularly sandboxed, and certainly clusters of Erlang nodes assume a lot of shared trust.