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Not really. It's just an API key + the user agent. There is no mechanism to detect the browser hasn't been tampered with. If you wanted to do that you'd at leas
by Aaargh20318 1y ago
Not really. It's just an API key + the user agent. There is no mechanism to detect the browser hasn't been tampered with. If you wanted to do that you'd at least include a hash over the browser binary, or better yet the in-memory application binary.
- delusional 1y agoThat would provide not extra capability. Anybody smart enough to modify the chrome executable could just patch the hash generation to also return a static (but correct) hash.