top | item 9373123 (no title) eliaskg | 11 years ago As all clients need a password to enter a room, the messages could be encrypted with that password. There are a lot of JS libraries that could do this, e.g. Triplesec discuss order hn newest icebraining|11 years ago http://matasano.com/articles/javascript-cryptography/ knadh|11 years ago Author here. Right now, it's only as secure as https, but I'll look into JS encryption. It's just a fun project that came out of some Go experiments. lclarkmichalek|11 years ago Still would only be as secure as https if the client is downloading your JS crypto lib every visit. load replies (1)
knadh|11 years ago Author here. Right now, it's only as secure as https, but I'll look into JS encryption. It's just a fun project that came out of some Go experiments. lclarkmichalek|11 years ago Still would only be as secure as https if the client is downloading your JS crypto lib every visit. load replies (1)
lclarkmichalek|11 years ago Still would only be as secure as https if the client is downloading your JS crypto lib every visit. load replies (1)
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