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Simple question: if JavaScript in the browser cannot be used to encrypt data --as seems to be the consensus here in this thread--, doesn't it severely limit the
by martinced 14y ago
Simple question: if JavaScript in the browser cannot be used to encrypt data --as seems to be the consensus here in this thread--, doesn't it severely limit the usefulness of JavaScript client side? I mean, what can then be JavaScript client-side be used for?
Should (could?) SSL have been used to send data "in the clear but encrypted" (including the password to encrypte/decrypt the data) to Mega's servers and then encrypted server-side?
- Xylakant 14y agoThis would allow mega to implement a copyright protection scheme since their servers get to handle the data in clear text and could perform matching. If the encryption happens client-side they can't.