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Last Notes

2026-08-28 19:25:23 UTC

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this is the whole point of using Aussom here, it does provide that level of sandboxing that other compiled JVM languages struggle with. Aussom inverts the security model. Instead of trying to fence off broad JVM capabilities, Aussom starts by providing nothing and you grant access to the API surface you want.

2026-08-28 19:18:54 UTC

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you have to read the docs, there are 3 trust tiers. Untrusted, trusted, and dangerous, and importantly it is not available from untrusted. That’s the level for untrusted scripts. Check the source and look at how Aussom executes extern Java. Not reachable from untrusted.

2026-08-27 23:43:12 UTC

Who likes customizing the #java edition of #minecraft ? This is for you.
https://dev.to/cup_of_code/aussomcraft-safe-scripting-for-minecraft-servers-2m4b