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Is it feasible to sandbox a production JavaScript runtime with SFI? How high would the runtime overhead be?
The answers are yes!, and about 25% in Speedometer and JetStream, as we show with Mohabi¹—short for “monkey habitat,” a pleasant b…
[Sidebar: Firefox already uses SFI to sandbox six third-party libraries in the renderer process, thanks to RLBox!¹ The list of RLBoxed libraries has not grown in years, though, and Android might now be catching up.²] (7/x)
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¹ Shravan Na…
Sound in-process isolation of the JavaScript runtime requires software-based fault isolation (SFI).¹ All code that makes up the JavaScript runtime, and all code output by the JIT at runtime, must be instrumented with extra checks that con…
If formal verification is a no-go, the next best approach is containment: Introducing a trust boundary between the JavaScript runtime (including its JIT program outputs) and the rest of the renderer process. Now an attacker who exploits a…
Arguably, the right way to secure JavaScript engines is to deploy formal verification and prove that JIT outputs are safe. For example, Icarus¹ showed that it was possible to specify semantics for Firefox’s polymorphic inline cache byteco…
One way vendors have responded is to allow at-risk users to disable (some) JIT tiers and reduce attack surface. Examples include Apple’s Lockdown Mode, Android’s Advanced Protection Mode, and Microsoft Edge’s Enhanced Security Mode. This…
JavaScript runtimes are the most dangerous attack surface on client devices. JavaScript JITs, in particular, are machines for turning logic bugs (in the compiler) into memory safety bugs (in the compiled program output), a problem that re…
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This work contains an exposition of the seven foremost unsolved problems in the domain of isogeny-based cryptography, obtained by asking eleven experts in isogeny-based cryptography what they considered to be the most important unsolved pr…
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