Should we, or how should we, use Deno as a sandbox for untrusted code?
I've been using Deno in this context because of some of the nice security model features. However, it's been tricky hitting snags with the model. For example, user's code runs in a WebWorker and has a specific environment with limited access to APIs. But there's no permission to enable/disable the creation of new WorkerWorker objects, so people can create a worker in the worker that has access to raw APIs. Is there a right way to do this?
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