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Boris from Meldium here. One of our customers wrote a great description on our blog (http://blog.meldium.com/home/2014/5/19/the-web-setup-envy-labs http://blog.
by borisjabes 12y ago
Boris from Meldium here. One of our customers wrote a great description on our blog (http://blog.meldium.com/home/2014/5/19/the-web-setup-envy-labs http://blog.meldium.com/home/2014/5/19/the-web-setup-envy-la...) which I'll paste here:
"The actual implementation continually blows my mind. You're basically using a man-in-the-middle attack for good, if I don't betray my poor understanding of the concept. A less malignant analogy would be to liken it to the way telephone companies operated switchboards before individual telephone numbers connected people directly. You had to call the central and ask the operator (i.e. Meldium) to talk to your friend Frank McFakeperson in Ipsum, South Dakota (i.e. MailChimp) and the operator would patch you through to them seamlessly."
- spacefight 12y agoDoes that imply that the browser extension does the MITM?
- borisjabes 12y agoIt's server-side and the browser extension unpacks the result.
- spacefight 12y agoHow can you do a MITM server-side?
- cameronh90 12y agoIs there any way to integrate internal-only cloud hosted applications with Meldium? It looks awesome, in a similar space to OneLogin which is incredibly clunky by comparison, but for our usage, it needs to work with our internal apps too.
- borisjabes 12y agoIf they're Internet accessible then yes! Feel free to email us (support at meldium dot com) to talk about it.