Add option to freeze intrinsics after applications are loaded#340
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Add option to freeze intrinsics after applications are loaded#340
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DavidCockerill
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| export function findBlobsInObject(object: any, callback: (blob: Blob) => void) { | ||
| if (object instanceof Blob) { | ||
| // eslint-disable-next-line | ||
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Blank line? Do we still need the @ts-ignore?
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Most packages that modify intrinsics, do so when the module is loaded, not later at run time, which is when intrinsic modification is more likely to be a malicious (triggered by an exploit).
(I tested this with the
reflect-metadatapackage which had caused errors for the host manager, and this avoids those errors).