V8 is Google’s fast Javascript engine that they developed for Chrome, and it’s used in Node.js and basically everywhere. The fact that nobody has noticed something like this for the last six ...

Node.js and Deno run on the V8 Javascript engine and provide the Node-API to access different features, such as filesystems, that don’t apply to web browsers. However, vast amounts of tooling ...

Version 5.1 of Google’s open source V8 JavaScript engine accommodates the WebAssembly portable code format and improves standards support, performance, and garbage collection. V8 has served as a ...

Node.js incorporates the Google Chrome V8 JavaScript engine, which supports ECMAScript 2015 (ES6) syntax without any need for an ES6-to-ES5 transpiler such as Babel. Much of Node’s utility comes ...

For now, Google has only said CVE-2023-3079 pertains to a “type confusion” vulnerability in the V8 JavaScript engine for Chrome and other Chromium-based browsers, which would include Microsoft ...

The Node.js team has released Node.js 19, which updates the V8 JavaScript engine to version 10.7 and enables HTTP(s)/1.1 KeepAlive by default. Version 10.7 of the V8 JavaScript engine adds to the ...

The problem: Dota 2 had been using an outdated version of the V8 Javascript engine from December 2018, according to Avast researcher Jan Vojtěšek. That same software was vulnerable to a flaw ...

step-by-step training in vulnerability analysis and exploit development targeting Chrome's V8 JavaScript engine. Participants will follow a structured learning path—from understanding memory ...

experimental support for the WebAssembly System Interface (WASI), and a focus on performance and stability with the V8 JavaScript engine updated to version 11.3. The release enhanced security was ...