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Re:Ask HN: Why doesn't someone provide JS encrypted webmail by morroccomole on Monday October 04, 2010 @01:15PM (#1756423)
Working on this exact problem myself: https://droplettr.com - the encryption uses Firefox Sync crypto module in an extension, so the crypto is done by the browser outside the scope of content JS. The rest of the app is pure JS and HTML, with a Python/Django REST-style server.
Re:Ask HN: Why doesn't someone provide JS encrypted webmail by baltcode on Monday October 04, 2010 @05:39PM (#1757577)
This looks cool. Is there a way to know that the client side code has not been tampered with? I'd like to see more people comment on this one.