GraalVM is a transformative runtime developed by Oracle Labs, designed to enhance Java applications through support for multiple programming languages including Java, JavaScript, Python, Ruby, and R. It allows seamless execution and interoperability among these languages via its polyglot features powered by the Truffle framework. Sandboxing is implemented to isolate untrusted code, establishing security boundaries to protect against vulnerabilities. This includes restrictions on resource access, ensuring safety in environments that mix languages, which can be critical for applications that embed scripts or support user plugins.
GraalVM is an advanced JDK distribution that supports polyglot programming, enabling seamless execution and interoperability across languages like Java, JavaScript, Python, Ruby, and R.
Sandboxing in GraalVM establishes a security boundary between the host application and guest code, restricting access to resources to mitigate vulnerabilities.
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