Re:WebRTC: the future of web games
by fulafel on Wednesday December 28, 2016 @01:37AM
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What aspect are you worried about?
In terms of plain and direct security holes in WebRTC, there is an extended attack surface. But your browser has this enabled anyway, no matter what you as an application developer or end user do.
In terms of security properties delivered to the application/end user, there are security and privacy advantages in end-to-end communication instead of involving servers. But it all depends on your use case and threat model.
In terms of plain and direct security holes in WebRTC, there is an extended attack surface. But your browser has this enabled anyway, no matter what you as an application developer or end user do.
In terms of security properties delivered to the application/end user, there are security and privacy advantages in end-to-end communication instead of involving servers. But it all depends on your use case and threat model.