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You can no longer do webcrypto because the initial page is compromised. Self signed HTTPS works for this case as long as you know the fingerprint/cert to accep
by dylz 6y ago
You can no longer do webcrypto because the initial page is compromised.
Self signed HTTPS works for this case as long as you know the fingerprint/cert to accept.
- jopsen 6y agoOh, yeah... webcrypto only works on HTTPS. So you would need to ship a crypto library in JS, hehe :) Self-signed certs probably does work, if you install the certificate root on your machine. It just not something you would advice end-users to do.
- dylz 6y agoThe other problem is shipping a crypto library if the entire page and script is not served over HTTPS means that it's no longer useful, because the crypto library is compromised.