you are right, this falls back in "normal" crypto-as-js security considerations.
so that is pasting the key within the url? so when you contact a page anyone sniffing the net knows the key? are you serious?
you are right, this falls back in "normal" crypto-as-js security considerations.
so that is pasting the key within the url? so when you contact a page anyone sniffing the net knows the key? are you serious?