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Native addons (.node) are ABI-compatible binary modules for Node.js, usually compiled from C/C++ via node-gyp, loaded at runtime as dynamic libraries, able to directly invoke system calls and low-level APIs, capable of executing arbitrary machine code, and bypassing the JavaScript sandbox and static analysis.
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