Because browsers can require certificates to be in the certificate transparency logs to be valid. Chrome already does this. If a government convinces a CA to create a malicious certificate and publishes this cert to the…
Type reflection with TypeScript is fairly limited at the moment, though what you are describing can be done with decorators. I have made such a library myself: https://github.com/decoverto/decoverto Another library…
Because browsers can require certificates to be in the certificate transparency logs to be valid. Chrome already does this. If a government convinces a CA to create a malicious certificate and publishes this cert to the…
Type reflection with TypeScript is fairly limited at the moment, though what you are describing can be done with decorators. I have made such a library myself: https://github.com/decoverto/decoverto Another library…