To combat the rise of supply-chain attacks, there are also efforts to make cryptographic signing of WebAssembly modules a standard part of the specification. The ability to sign a module with a trusted key and have that signature verified any time a system attempts to run that module will be a big win, and helps cement the “defense in depth” mindset when working with WebAssembly to build applications.
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