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vm2 は、ホワイトリストに登録された Node の組み込みモジュールを使用して信頼できないコードを実行できるサンドボックスです。

インストール```sh

npm install vm2

## クイック例```js
import { VM } from 'vm2';

const vm = new VM();
vm.run(`process.exit()`); // TypeError: process.exit is not a function

The -p flag is used to specify the port number. The -h flag is used to display the help menu. The -v flag is used to enable verbose output. The -t flag is used to specify the target IP address or hostname. The -f flag is used to specify the file containing the list of targets. The -o flag is used to specify the output file for the results. The -c flag is used to specify the number of concurrent threads. The -d flag is used to specify the delay between requests. The -r flag is used to specify the number of retries. The -s flag is used to specify the timeout value. The -u flag is used to specify the user agent string. The -x flag is used to specify the proxy server. The -k flag is used to specify the cookie string. The -a flag is used to specify the authentication credentials. The -e flag is used to specify the encoding type. The -q flag is used to enable quiet mode. The -i flag is used to specify the input file. The -l flag is used to specify the log file. The -m flag is used to specify the maximum number of results. The -n flag is used to specify the minimum number of results. The -b flag is used to specify the base URL. The -w flag is used to specify the wordlist file. The -z flag is used to specify the compression type. The -y flag is used to specify the proxy type. The -g flag is used to specify the grep pattern. The -j flag is used to specify the JSON output format. The -x flag is used to specify the XML output format. The -c flag is used to specify the CSV output format. The -h flag is used to display the help menu. The -v flag is used to enable verbose output. The -t flag is used to specify the target IP address or hostname. The -f flag is used to specify the file containing the list of targets. The -o flag is used to specify the output file for the results. The -c flag is used to specify the number of concurrent threads. The -d flag is used to specify the delay between requests. The -r flag is used to specify the number of retries. The -s flag is used to specify the timeout value. The -u flag is used to specify the user agent string. The -x flag is used to specify the proxy server. The -k flag is used to specify the cookie string. The -a flag is used to specify the authentication credentials. The -e flag is used to specify the encoding type. The -q flag is used to enable quiet mode. The -i flag is used to specify the input file. The -l flag is used to specify the log file. The -m flag is used to specify the maximum number of results. The -n flag is used to specify the minimum number of results. The -b flag is used to specify the base URL. The -w flag is used to specify the wordlist file. The -z flag is used to specify the compression type. The -y flag is used to specify the proxy type. The -g flag is used to specify the grep pattern. The -j flag is used to specify the JSON output format. The -x flag is used to specify the XML output format. The -c flag is used to specify the CSV output format. The -h flag is used to display the help menu. The -v flag is used to enable verbose output. The -t flag is used to specify the target IP address or hostname. The -f flag is used to specify the file containing the list of targets. The -o flag is used to specify the output file for the results. The -c flag is used to specify the number of concurrent threads. The -d flag is used to specify the delay between requests. The -r flag is used to specify the number of retries. The -s flag is used to specify the timeout value. The -u flag is used to specify the user agent string. The -x flag is used to specify the proxy server. The -k flag is used to specify the cookie string. The -a flag is used to specify the authentication credentials. The -e flag is used to specify the encoding type. The -q flag is used to enable quiet mode. The -i flag is used to specify the input file. The -l flag is used to specify the log file. The -m flag is used to specify the maximum number of results. The -n flag is used to specify the minimum number of results. The -b flag is used to specify the base URL. The -w flag is used to specify the wordlist file. The -z flag is used to specify the compression type. The -y flag is used to specify the proxy type. The -g flag is used to specify the grep pattern. The -j flag is used to specify the JSON output format. The -x flag is used to specify the XML output format. The -c flag is used to specify the CSV output format. The -h flag is used to display the help menu. The -v flag is used to enable verbose output. The -t flag is used to specify the target IP address or hostname. The -f flag is used to specify the file containing the list of targets. The -o flag is used to specify the output file for the results. The -c flag is used to specify the number of concurrent threads. The -d flag is used to specify the delay between requests. The -r flag is used to specify the number of retries. The -s flag is used to specify the timeout value. The -u flag is used to specify the user agent string. The -x flag is used to specify the proxy server. The -k flag is used to specify the cookie string. The -a flag is used to specify the authentication credentials. The -e flag is used to specify the encoding type. The -q flag is used to enable quiet mode. The -i flag is used to specify the input file. The -l flag is used to specify the log file. The -m flag is used to specify the maximum number of results. The -n flag is used to specify the minimum number of results. The -b flag is used to specify the base URL. The -w flag is used to specify the wordlist file. The -z flag is used to specify the compression type. The -y flag is used to specify the proxy type. The -g flag is used to specify the grep pattern. The -j flag is used to specify the JSON output format. The -x flag is used to specify the XML output format. The -c flag is used to specify the CSV output format. The -h flag is used to display the help menu. The -v flag is used to enable verbose output. The -t flag is used to specify the target IP address or hostname. The -f flag is used to specify the file containing the list of targets. The -o flag is used to specify the output file for the results. The -c flag is used to specify the number of concurrent threads. The -d flag is used to specify the delay between requests. The -r flag is used to specify the number of retries. The -s flag is used to specify the timeout value. The -u flag is used to specify the user agent string. The -x flag is used to specify the proxy server. The -k flag is used to specify the cookie string. The -a flag is used to specify the authentication credentials. The -e flag is used to specify the encoding type. The -q flag is used to enable quiet mode. The -i flag is used to specify the input file. The -l flag is used to specify the log file. The -m flag is used to specify the maximum number of results. The -n flag is used to specify the minimum number of results. The -b flag is used to specify the base URL. The -w flag is used to specify the wordlist file. The -z flag is used to specify the compression type. The -y flag is used to specify the proxy type. The -g flag is used to specify the grep pattern. The -j