👉 Iso computing, or Isolated Scripting, is a computational model that allows for the execution of scripts in isolated environments, enhancing security and isolation. Unlike traditional shared computing where processes share system resources, Iso computing creates separate, isolated containers or "scripts" that run independently of the host system and other scripts. This isolation is achieved through advanced virtualization techniques, ensuring that each script operates in a self-contained sandbox with its own memory space, file system, and network access. This approach minimizes the risk of malicious scripts affecting the host system or other scripts, making it particularly useful for executing untrusted code, running sensitive applications, or conducting secure testing and development. Iso computing leverages technologies like WebAssembly, containerization, and virtual machines to provide a balance between performance and security.
