👉 Regulating Execution Control (REGCOM) is a security feature introduced by Google to manage and control the execution of arbitrary code within its systems, particularly in environments like Chrome OS and Android. It aims to prevent malicious code from executing unintended or harmful actions, thereby enhancing security and stability. REGCOM achieves this by enforcing strict policies on how code can be loaded, executed, and interacted with, ensuring that only trusted and verified code runs. It uses a combination of static analysis, dynamic monitoring, and runtime checks to detect and mitigate potential security threats. By doing so, REGCOM helps protect user data and system integrity in environments where code execution is necessary but poses a significant risk.
