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by comex
2541 days ago
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> What security concerns though? It's not like accessing the camera on a random attacker controlled HTTP page is less secure than on a random attacker controlled HTTPS page. If the user lets a malicious web page access the camera, that's game over regardless. No. But accessing the camera on a non-attacker-controlled HTTP page is less secure than doing so on a non-attacker-controlled HTTPS page, because an attacker could MitM the former but not the latter. (Even if the camera data itself is sent securely, the attacker could just change the host page's JavaScript to send it to a different server instead.) |
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