Cloudflare’s EmDash 1.0 makes sandboxed plugins ask for access first
Cloudflare released EmDash 1.0, a free, open source content management system that locks each sandboxed plugin in its own isolated runtime. A plugin starts with access to its own private storage. It cannot reach the site’s content, media, users, secrets, environment, filesystem, or network until it declares what it needs and a site administrator approves the request. The people this protects are site owners who run code they did not write. Cloudflare pitches EmDash as … More
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