> it has zero business being used to run arbitrary code that's automatically downloaded from the Internet That has always been the very nature of the web. Web

> it has zero business being used to run arbitrary code that's automatically downloaded from the Internet That has always been the very nature of the web. Web Assembly, like other web applications, will be executed in a sandbox separate from other things. Isolation alone does not make it safe, but it does prevent corruption of other things. This is why many websites execute advertisements in an iframe, because the code that comes across is not trusted and often not safe. The unsafe code will still attempt to stalk and/or attack the end user, but the iframe prevents that malicious code from corrupting the serving page. There is no reason expect anything different from WASM.