As of 2017, Web Cryptography Working Group Working Group is now closed. Maintenance for the W3C Recommendation happens under the supervision of the Web Security Interest Group. But, this community group is still working for future discussion for Web Crtypto. … Continue reading
There are some of new features for Web crypto API. Some of things are useful: Netflix’s WebCrypto usecase– content protection and key management Data compression API– there are many packaging method for web apps. In fact, most of app packaging … Continue reading
There is several use-cases for web crypto api. Harry Halpin wrote: The ability to select credentials and sign statements can be necessary to perform high-value finanicial transactions as well as secure identity-related claims personal data. The provisioning and use of … Continue reading
According to Harry Halpin, there is a new HTML version of chater. It was added “secondary features” and “out of scope”. The primary features in scope are encryption, decryption, digital signature generation and verification, hash/message digest algorithms, confidentiality algorithms, key … Continue reading
Here is a new draft charter of Web Cryptography instead of Web Identity. The mission of the Web Cryptopgrahy Working Group is to provide Web developers secure and uniform access to elementary cryptographic operations for devices like browsers using common … Continue reading
This is Channy Yun, an invited expert of W3C HTML W/G and a community leader of Mozilla in Korea. I have been interested in cryptography and certificate services in browsers because Korean law has restricted online financial transactions by national … Continue reading
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