Notable JavaScript package: JavaScript Cryptographic Chat

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Since Eduard Snowden has disclosed that many people communications were being intercepted, many users become worried with whether they were being tapped on the Internet.

Several solutions appeared to provide end-to-end encryption of messages exchanged between users.

This package provides a solution to chat between two users that uses a secret key to encrypt the messages.

Even though messages are stored on the server database, it is not possible to decrypt the messages without using the password that only the users have on the browser side.

Read this article to learn more details about how this notable JavaScript package works.




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The package JavaScript Cryptographic Chat is one of the few JavaScript packages that was considered notable recently because it does something that is worth paying attention.

The basic purpose is: Chat system that exchanges encrypted messages

Here follows in more detail what it does:

This package implements a chat system that exchanges encrypted messages.

Users can send messages to the peers over a network using AJAX requests.

The messages are encrypted with a previously agreed password between the peers.

The messages are stored encrypted in the server database using PHP.

Notable JavaScript packages can be often considered innovative. If this package is also innovative, it can be nominated to the PHP Innovation Award and the author may win prizes and recognition for sharing innovative packages.

If you also developed your own notable or innovative packages consider sharing them, so you can also earn more visibility for your package.

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