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For example if you were filling out a sign up form to get a free credit score and they required your SSN, would it be safer/ more secure to do so with a short lived p2p connection?
WebRTC makes use of TURN-Servers if the direct peer to peer connection fails. There are two protocols available: TURN and TURNS (TURN over TLS).
According to the MDN:
All data transferred using WebRTC is encrypted.
If all data sent … Continue reading What is the point of TURNS in WebRTC
By Waqas
Paolo Stagno, an Italian security researcher using the online moniker
This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: Popular VPNs Leaking Your Real IP Address Through WebRTC Leak
Continue reading Popular VPNs Leaking Your Real IP Address Through WebRTC Leak
Dueling browsers, Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome, have patched bugs and beefed up security. Continue reading Firefox, Chrome Patch Vulnerabilities, Add Security Features
I don’t know if this is a good site to ask this question but it’s the best fit I’ve found so far.
I’ve started signing up to cryptocurrency exchanges. Many of them require users to send digital copies of two pieces of ID, on… Continue reading Fooling live-video authentication
Does it matter if you’re using a VPN do hide your ip on an Android phone when you use apps like youtube, facebook, or third party open source apps like NewPipe (youtube) or “Tinfoil for Twitter” or “Tinfoil for Facebook”? Wil… Continue reading Android apps, does WebRTC IP-leak affect other apps than browsers (like youtube etc)
Having a child is perhaps the greatest “hack” a human can perform. There’s no soldering iron, no Arduino (we hope), but in the end, you’ve managed to help create the most complex piece of machinery in the known galaxy. The joys of having a child are of course not lost on the geekier of our citizens, for they wonder the same things that all new parents do: how do we make sure the baby is comfortable, how many IR LEDs do we need to see her in the dark, and of course the age old question, should we do this …read more
Continue reading FruitNanny: The Raspberry Pi Baby Monitor For Geeks
When using a WebRTC application, such as Skype, for example, do ISPs record webRTC connections in their user log files? So, for example, if I were to contact someone using Skype, would that person’s IP address appear on my IS… Continue reading What information from a WebRTC connection is logged by an ISP? [on hold]
Definitely not a security issue, says Google, as it moves to address flaw that could have you inadvertently starring in someone else’s movie Continue reading Chrome bug that lets sites secretly record you ‘not a flaw’, insists Google
I am building a WebRTC application, and really concerned about security.
I have read this quite interesting article : https://webrtc-security.github.io
As I am far from being an expert in networking security, I just want to… Continue reading WebRTC security & encryption