OnSuccess/OnFailure properties as part of the rule - Security Issue

There are 2 properties like Onsuccess and Onfailure property which can be a javascript function delegate and it is part of the rule right?

onSuccess: function(event,almanac) { console.log('hello success') },
onFailure : function(event,almanac) { alert('hello failed') }

Is it safe to store this as part of the rule in the database. Because the rule comes from the server to the client this script can be tampered by the hacker and we would end up executing a malicious script. Is that right?

Or Is my understanding wrong? Please confirm

Start by tracing how the onSuccess and onFailure function properties enter a rule, move from the server to the client, and are executed. Review the rule-storage and client-execution entry points to determine the security boundary; done means documenting whether this behavior is safe and what handling guidance applies.

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