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Auditing a web app is a challenging prospect with current web technologies. We really need a better way to "pin" a site to a current version and only update it
by feross 6y ago
Auditing a web app is a challenging prospect with current web technologies. We really need a better way to "pin" a site to a current version and only update it with user consent. On wormhole.app, all assets are first-party and directly served by our servers, so there's no risk of third-party JS compromise – there's literally no third-party loaded JavaScript.
But we want to do more to re-assure users with concerns about the cryptography itself. We're going to open source the cryptography code and explore building other types of client frontends, including potentially a CLI client, so you can be more sure that the code hasn't changed out from under you when using Wormhole.