No, currently Zeppelin doesn't do anything on that. I believe it should be done by interpreter itself instead of relying on Zeppelin. Take livy as example, livy should protect that via enabling kerberos in yarn cluster.
mhd wrk <mhdwrkoff...@gmail.com> 于2019年10月31日周四 上午12:59写道： > Considering that Zeppelin (via Livy) supports Interactive Scala code, does > it provide any sand-boxing feature to protect the back-end against > malicious code? > -- Best Regards Jeff Zhang
