Sandboxingilla
Sandboxingilla is a conceptual framework for isolating untrusted code and data within a controlled runtime environment. Used primarily in software security research and in the development of plugin and extension systems, it provides a layered approach to containment that aims to minimize the risk of collateral damage from experiments, malware samples, or untrusted third party code. The term is often used in theoretical discussions and in small-scale prototypes rather than as a widely adopted production standard.
Key ideas include strong process isolation, restricted system calls, and deterministic resource budgeting to prevent denial
Architecture: A sandbox runner executes the untrusted code inside a confined namespace. A policy engine enforces
Applications include security research, automated malware analysis, and safe experimentation in plugin ecosystems or CI pipelines.
Limitations and considerations: performance overhead, anti-tampering concerns, and the importance of defense in depth. While not