Having a secret is good, but can easily be snooped as its in plain-text. Adding a certificate would close that loop hole.
I can imagine if this was distributed as-is on a school network, and a student got the secret-code, many laughs would be had :)
As it is Windows, the certificate can be stored in the local machines certificate store, which can then be updated via other automated means outside of the remit of this app. However, in order for it to be automated, the certificate needs to be able to be picked at startup, or part of a registry entry with the thumbprint.
Thank you for this useful tool 💯
Having a secret is good, but can easily be snooped as its in plain-text. Adding a certificate would close that loop hole.
I can imagine if this was distributed as-is on a school network, and a student got the secret-code, many laughs would be had :)
As it is Windows, the certificate can be stored in the local machines certificate store, which can then be updated via other automated means outside of the remit of this app. However, in order for it to be automated, the certificate needs to be able to be picked at startup, or part of a registry entry with the thumbprint.
Thank you for this useful tool 💯