Yeah that's fair, WASM I/O is basically "opt in", where as the I/O on an normal OS is basically "opt out" (with something like seccomp, or not at all). WASM do

Yeah that's fair, WASM I/O is basically "opt in", where as the I/O on an normal OS is basically "opt out" (with something like seccomp, or not at all). WASM does follow the principle of least privilege better.