On Thu, May 6, 2010 at 5:44 AM, <[email protected]> wrote: > <meta="encrypt" pubkey="ABABAEFEF2626EFEFEF" pubtool="EC256-AES|RSA2048-AES" > passsalt="no|domainname" auth="verisign"> > > Please try to fully decrypt the above meta-encrypt tag and *see* how the > browser-server communication could utilize it. (HINT: browser submits a > (session specific) 256bit elliptic curve public key to the server inside > every URI-request AND if the target page has meta-encrypt tag, the server > uses the browser's elliptic curve key and encrypts the page content with > that.) It is very simple, doable and STATELESS. And in html5 it would > eliminate some of the biggest real life security threats at the internet. If > you *could* learn and instinctly use the above meta-encrypt tag then it > should be enough simple for actual usage.
Rather than ask us to figure it out ourselves, and possibly get it wrong and have to be corrected, why don't you just tell us: 1) What the exact problem is you're trying to solve 2) What your suggestion is 3) How your suggestion solves the problem 4) How it is better than existing solutions to that problem It's generally a much better use of my time to read something that's well-thought out and explained than to try and decipher a clever idea that someone had but doesn't want to fully explain. ~TJ
