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This is not unique to WebRTC. The same result could be achieved by sending a http request to localhost. The only difference in this case is that using WebRTC do
by NoahZuniga 1y ago
This is not unique to WebRTC. The same result could be achieved by sending a http request to localhost. The only difference in this case is that using WebRTC doesn't log a http request
- codedokode 1y agoThe browser could refuse to connect to localhost. I think there are browsers that refuse (i.e. to prevent attacking a router config interface).
- iforgotpassword 1y agoI doubt anyone is running a browser on their router. But still, you could do the same for stun, turn, sdp. Disallow local host.
- jeroenhd 1y agoThat's literally what browsers have done (for STUN) and are working on (for TURN).