Deep dive analysis on how FaceTime for Web uses WebRTC. Philipp “Fippo” Hancke uses webrtc-internals, Wireshark, and reviews the JavaScript implementation to expose Apple’s implementation details.
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How Janus Battled libFuzzer and Won (Alessandro Toppi)
Thanks to work initiated by Google Project Zero, fuzzing has become a popular topic within WebRTC since late last year. It was clear WebRTC was lacking in this area. However, the community has shown its strength by giving this topic an immense amount of focus and resolving many issues. In a previous post, we showed […]
Messenger was not forced to wiretap but…
By david drexler – Flickr, CC BY 2.0, Link Back in August, Reuters reported on a “secret legal fight” between the FBI and Facebook about wiretapping Messenger calls. The Verge as they found our old post about reverse-engineering Messenger from 2015 and had a number of follow-up questions on it for a Messenger wiretapping article they ran. Technical […]
How to capture & replay WebRTC video streams with video_replay (Stian Selnes)
Decoding video when there is packet loss is not an easy task. Recent Chrome versions have been plagued by video corruption issues related to a new video jitter buffer introduced in Chrome 58. These issues are hard to debug since they occur only when certain packets are lost. To combat these issues, webrtc.org has a […]
Debugging VP8 is more fun than it used to be
Editor Note: Fippo uses a lot of advanced WebRTC terms below – if you are a regular reader of this blog then don’t let that scare you. Wireshark is a great tool for diagnosing media issues and inspecting signaling packets even if you’re not building a media server. {“editor”, “chad hart“} Stuff breaks all […]
