4 ms·
I hope you've thought about security. There should be a simple point-and-click way for agents to block call requests from a single end-user IP address or a ran
by csense 14y ago
I hope you've thought about security. There should be a simple point-and-click way for agents to block call requests from a single end-user IP address or a range of IP addresses. Otherwise you'll get a DoS attack from the first bored teenager who decides that clicking "Call support" repeatedly on your client's website is more fun than making prank calls.
You should probably use SSL for something like this -- at least the business end that actually hosts the scripts and handles the DOM exchange -- but I'm sure you've already thought of that.
- meltzerj 14y agoYes, we're always thinking about security and we take it very seriously. Great suggestions! As you guessed, we do use ssl to encrypt all transmission of data that powers the browser-sharing.