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Pubali Datta , Prabuddha Kumar , Tristan Morris , Michael Grace , Amir Rahmati , Adam Bates ·

YOU? · · 2020 · Open Access · · DOI: https://doi.org/10.1145/3366423.3380173 · OA: W3012914409

Serverless Computing has quickly emerged as a dominant cloud computing paradigm, allowing developers to rapidly prototype event-driven applications using a composition of small functions that each perform a single logical task. However, many such application workflows are based in part on publicly-available functions developed by third-parties, creating the potential for functions to behave in unexpected, or even malicious, ways. At present, developers are not in total control of where and how their data is flowing, creating significant security and privacy risks in growth markets that have embraced serverless (e.g., IoT).