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1. A server could silently insert code that replaces your keys with a well known one. Don't kid yourself into thinking anyone would notice this if it was silent
by AnIrishDuck 13y ago
1. A server could silently insert code that replaces your keys with a well known one. Don't kid yourself into thinking anyone would notice this if it was silently tucked away in the minified angular or SJCL code.
2. Your definition of obfuscated and mine clearly differ. I'll be more direct: where's the (well-commented, clearly coded) model/controller code?
- absherwin 13y ago1. Agreed. That's an avenue by which a vulnerability in the server or communication channel could be exploited. 2. It doesn't exist. The code was written in the same form it was uploaded.