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Once notebooks have been created, they are just json files that get rendered to html so there's no haskell or python code running. If you're allowing other peop
by mdtusz 10y ago
Once notebooks have been created, they are just json files that get rendered to html so there's no haskell or python code running. If you're allowing other people to upload notebooks though, you'll want to sandbox them inside an iframe to prevent xss attacks - at work we do this, but allow some channels of communication using the postmessage API.
- hilop 10y agoWhat happens when I execute a notebook that you wrote, that had Haskell magics in it? Surely the server will run that code? And it might have exploitable bugs?