jackbeck

I wasn’t aware that there were places that had semi-precious stones just lying around. Where are you from?

I have strongly negative connotations with rock tumblers. When I was about 8 I saw one in a store and thought it would turn regular rocks into precious stones. One of the biggest disappointments of my childhood.

I would assume that you could just search the heap by the value shown on the page to find out what the key is.

Rick Doblin recently went on a Joe Rogan podcast where he went more in depth about his experience with this.

What’s the difference between this and LogSnag?

Thanks! This sort of "deno"-fies Node, but in my opinion it's a bit smarter. With Deno, it's an all or nothing approach where 3rd party libraries still have the same access as the main application.

Hagana is still not at the stage where it's fully ready to block all attacks, there's still work to be done, but I do want to be transparent about the approach taken so that the open source community can create issues that show sandbox breakouts (as someone already has).

Eventually it'll get to the point where the security will be tight enough that having it open source won't make a difference.

Additionally, even having this rudimentary protection is still more effective at blocking generic supply chain attacks than not having any protection at all.

Thank you!

I've given this exact question some thought. I think that the only real way to make sure this doesn't happen is by not allowing any 3rd party packages into the codebase. That means any package I want to install will have to be manually copied over. Granted, that this isn't the state now in the repo since I wanted to get to a POC phase as quickly as possible, but it's something I'm going to do.