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Defensive Capability Analysis for JavaScript Libraries

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A defensive capability analysis for JavaScript libraries that soundly reports every exercised capability for code executed under a lightweight protected runtime, complementing the static analysis with a lightweight runtime enforcement mechanism that blocks those patterns.

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