Runtime Security in Deno @deno_land
Runtime Security in Deno  @deno_land
Uploaded October 2024 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Deno prioritizes security by default, requiring developers to explicitly opt-in for accessing sensitive information like file systems and networks. We demonstrate building a simple web server using the deno.serve function in server.ts, showcasing how Deno asks for permissions to use network resources. The video also highlights how Deno's permission system is similar to browsers, promoting secure app runtime by controlling access to APIs. Learn how to manage permissions efficiently in your Deno applications.

00:00 Introduction to Deno's Security Model
00:19 Building a Simple Web Server with Deno
01:07 Running the Server and Granting Permissions
01:49 Understanding Deno's Permission System
02:37 Browser Permission Model Comparison

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