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End to end encryption in WebRTC is indeed possible even if you are using an SFU, this is achieved via Privacy Enhanced RTP Conferencing (PERC). [1]. https://ww
by gzer0 7y ago
End to end encryption in WebRTC is indeed possible even if you are using an SFU, this is achieved via Privacy Enhanced RTP Conferencing (PERC).
[1]. https://www.callstats.io/blog/2018/06/01/examining-srtp-double-encryption-procedures-for-selective-forwarding-perc https://www.callstats.io/blog/2018/06/01/examining-srtp-doub...
- gfodor 7y agoNo, it’s not, because PERC is a proposal and is not implemented in any browsers.
- gzer0 7y agoThat does not mean it isn't possible; the implementation simply has not occurred.
- chrisan 7y ago> That does not mean it isn't possible; the implementation simply has not occurred. You can say that about almost anything. The question is: is it possible today where it has an impact today in actual browsers today. Future technology does not matter when there is no implementation
- gfodor 7y agoThat’s a pretty unique definition of “possible!” You can just admit you googled it and didn’t realize it was not something you can do today in browsers, it’s ok :)
- ianlevesque 7y agoYou must be new here ;)