The fact that the address space starts at 0x0 comboned with no ASLR seems like some pretty major regressions in security. Nearly all SIGSEGV crashes just became

The fact that the address space starts at 0x0 comboned with no ASLR seems like some pretty major regressions in security. Nearly all SIGSEGV crashes just became memory corruption bugs, for example. That's huge. And of course WASM won't protect from just regular ol logic bugs like SQL injection or similar. Compiling things to WASM to make them "more secure" seems bonkers backwards. WASM's priorities are to protect the host, not the guest.