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Suggestion #1

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PowerPress opened this issue Sep 24, 2018 · 2 comments
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Suggestion #1

PowerPress opened this issue Sep 24, 2018 · 2 comments

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@PowerPress
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This is a very cool idea. Would love to see this work with logged in sites such as ProtonMail. That way you can confirm the encryption routines have not being changed to store your data in plain text via the javascript.

@RayofLightz
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Thanks. It might be able to work if you would comment out the subdomain/domain check. I could potentially add an option for the command line tool to also scan JS on your domain. The only issue is that it will take a lot more time to scan the JS files to see if they are including any extra JS. I wrote this because of Mage Cart. The idea is that a company can scan the third party JS and checksum it. Then use Zabbix or Nagios to create triggers if the checksum would change.

@PowerPress
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The checksum should be fine as it is. Just want to be able to run this and know if the checksum has changed for protonmail website when logging in and using the site. The command line option would be very nice anyway to get it to integrate with firefox?

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