Video streaming (eg. corporate networks) using P2P eCDN WebRTC and contained in browser
Challenges
WebRTC P2P Challenges - 1
Offices segmentation problem - keep traffic over “cheap” connections
One solution is using traceroute.
Standardization Proposal- Allow network primitives from within the browser.
Traceroute problems:
Fingerprinting privacy aspect
ICMP attacks
Mitigation:
Create a flag or a policy to enable the API if desired on specific origin
WebRTC P2P Challenges - 2
VPNs - don’t p2p over virtual paths
Virtual paths are expensive and makes no sense to p2p over them.
While natively it’s quite easy to understand if the device’s routing is using a virtual NIC, inside the browser it’s impossible
Standardization Proposal - Allow exposing the NICs used on the devices, and their type (loopback, ethernet, wifi, vpn).
problems:
Fingerprinting privacy aspect
Mitigation:
Create a flag or a policy to enable the API if desired on specific origin
If any member is interested to engage to discuss potential solutions and evaluate proposals, feel free to use this thread.
Also, do tag other folks who might be interested.
Application Domain: Video Streaming
Description
Video streaming (eg. corporate networks) using P2P eCDN WebRTC and contained in browser
Challenges
WebRTC P2P Challenges - 1 Offices segmentation problem - keep traffic over “cheap” connections One solution is using traceroute.
Standardization Proposal- Allow network primitives from within the browser. Traceroute problems:
WebRTC P2P Challenges - 2 VPNs - don’t p2p over virtual paths Virtual paths are expensive and makes no sense to p2p over them. While natively it’s quite easy to understand if the device’s routing is using a virtual NIC, inside the browser it’s impossible
Standardization Proposal - Allow exposing the NICs used on the devices, and their type (loopback, ethernet, wifi, vpn). problems:
If any member is interested to engage to discuss potential solutions and evaluate proposals, feel free to use this thread. Also, do tag other folks who might be interested.
W3C-Web Networks-eCDN-Peer5.pdf