Sponsored Keynote: What can WebAssembly do for your Application Security and Extens...
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WebAssembly claims four practical advantages—safe sandboxing, portable bytecode, language independence and a customizable environment—and demonstrates them with concrete runtimes like proxy-wasm and WASI. Envoy’s proxy‑wasm interface replaces static native extensions with dynamically loaded, isolated modules that can implement auth, logging or traffic manipulation in any language. The result is a working, fast extensibility mechanism that runs untrusted code safely and lets cloud‑native proxies accept third‑party plugins without recompiling or sacrificing isolation.
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