Google Cloud Run sandbox shows why isolating untrusted code still matters
rseroter · x · 2026-07-29
The post highlights why eval('...')-style execution is a security risk and uses Google Cloud Run’s new sandbox as an example of why isolating untrusted code matters.
It points readers to a practical example of running code more safely in Cloud Run, where sandboxing is the main defense against arbitrary execution risks.
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