Collaborate Disseminate
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
This question Why is my internal IP address (private) visible from the Internet? highlights that the Local IP can be accessible from a website because WebRTC needs it.
However it does not answer why WebRTC needs it. From the… Continue reading Why does WebRTC need the local IP?
“Quick! We’re having a baby and we need a baby monitor!” Rather than run to the local big box and plunk down cash for an off-the-shelf solution, any self-respecting hacker would rise to the challenge and hit the shop to build something like this live streaming eye-in-the-sky baby camera. Right?
At least that’s how [Antibore] handled the situation, and the results are pretty good. He designed his build around an old Raspberry Pi 2 that was hanging around. That required a WiFi adapter, and since he wanted video and audio he needed a camera and mic. The first USB mic …read more
I’m currently working on a penetration test about DTLS-SRTP strengths and weaknesses. But I’m stuck on an eavesdropping test using Wireshark.
Yes, it’s protected by SRTP, but:
What’s DTLS actually doing/working on the media channel? … Continue reading How to pentest DTLS-SRTP?
I’ve been looking at webRTC and stun scripts in general and their ability to bypass VPN’s. And have a few questions I hope someone can help me with.
1) Since using openVPN and other VPN protocols/methods normally sets the default adaptor… Continue reading Stun scripts/webRTC IP leaks
What is WebRTC and what is it intended to be used for?
According to this Browser Leaks Test for WebRTC and IP Leaks, I am currently leaking IP information for IP addresses that I do not believe anybody on the internet needs … Continue reading What is WebRTC and how can I protect myself against leaking information that doesn’t need to be shared?
