I talk about how Flash and Java applets can compromise the host OS arbitrarily, and you respond with a paper about how WebAssembly cannot do that but may lead t

I talk about how Flash and Java applets can compromise the host OS arbitrarily, and you respond with a paper about how WebAssembly cannot do that but may lead to the program itself running in unexpected, isolated, ways. FTP: > The standard has been designed with security in mind, as evidenced among others by the strict separation of application memory from the execution environment’s memory. Thanks to this separation, a compromised WebAssembly binary cannot compromise the browser that executes the binary.