Question related to security (encryption of sharing screen/window)

[kadogo]

Hello,

First of all I tested it with a friend and it works pretty well. Smooth and fast just really good.
Few things we would like to have because there is a real potentiel for an opensource alternative at TeamViewer / AnyDesk but I will not expain it in this issue.

My question is related to the security of WebRTC with the screen/window sharing. I know that there is now a way to have E2E in WebRTC so I was curious if it was used here or if it's because we do 1:1 sharing there are no issue.

Thanks for your answer and for your work.

[w3yden]

Hi, thanks for your feedback =)
I came back for a rewrite and wanted to renew this project a bit. Probably I will not actively work on it as much, but at least I want to address some open issues from two years ago.

Regarding your question, I updated the README to address this topic. AFAIK WebRTC uses a secure transportation method by default and streaming happens on a P2P basis. The only privacy concern, which one can have is that for connection brokering PeerJS and the associated STUN server have the possibility to track who connected to whom.