software
Sandbox
Code Sandbox
Definition
A sandbox is an isolated execution environment that runs untrusted or experimental code with restricted access to system resources, preventing it from affecting the host system. Sandboxes are used for security isolation (running third-party plugins), development previews (StackBlitz, CodeSandbox), and fuzzing test inputs.
Browser-based sandboxes like WebAssembly and iframes provide lightweight isolation for untrusted code.
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