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Verifying the certificate is not strictly necessary. All sent and received packets are SRTP encrypted with keys exchanged via DTLS. |
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Hello!
I want to start with a big thanks to you guys for this amazing tool. I love using OME, because it is so easy to use and it just works!
I was digging around the WebRTC implementation and found this piece in the DTLS code:
https://github.com/AirenSoft/OvenMediaEngine/blob/32e2ebc3b033564a83ac93cc77a213e60ecba192/src/projects/modules/dtls_srtp/dtls_transport.cpp#L178C1-L184C2
Do I understand correctly that currently incoming DTLS packets signature is not verified at this moment? As far as I understand this means that incoming WebRTC packets are not validated. Is this correct or am I mistaken?
A follow-up question is that are the outgoing WebRTC packets encrypted?
I apologize if my questions are stupid. I'm quite fresh into WebRTC and may not yet understand all the intricacies well.
Thank you for your time and contributions,
Uku
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