Node.js Permission Model Goes Stable: Network Access Control for Untrusted Packages

If you build anything serious in Node, you are running a lot of code you did not write. Direct dependencies, transitive dependencies, post-install scripts, telemetry calls, “helpful” CLIs. By default, all of them get full disk, env, and network access the moment your app starts. Most of the time, nothing bad happens. Until it does. […]
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