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Demonstration of a Self-Written HTTP Server for an Online Store
In this recording, I present the setup of my custom HTTP server running on a local device. On my smartphone, I show how to access the website hosted by this server. The online store page allows users to enter their information.
After completing the form, the browser stores the order locally on the user’s device in one of the following formats:
-readable (plaintext),
-encrypted,
-or both formats simultaneously,
depending on preference.
The user can then send the order to the server owner via encrypted email, secured with SSL. The server owner decrypts the data to access the order. Although the server itself does not use SSL for direct transmission, the encrypted email communication ensures data security.
It’s worth noting the format in which the information is stored throughout its journey—from the computer hosting the server, to the email server, to the user’s device. Technically, there is no need to store the information in a readable format anywhere (it can be printed directly from the browser at the end).
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In this recording, I present the setup of my custom HTTP server running on a local device. On my smartphone, I show how to access the website hosted by this server. The online store page allows users to enter their information.
After completing the form, the browser stores the order locally on the user’s device in one of the following formats:
-readable (plaintext),
-encrypted,
-or both formats simultaneously,
depending on preference.
The user can then send the order to the server owner via encrypted email, secured with SSL. The server owner decrypts the data to access the order. Although the server itself does not use SSL for direct transmission, the encrypted email communication ensures data security.
It’s worth noting the format in which the information is stored throughout its journey—from the computer hosting the server, to the email server, to the user’s device. Technically, there is no need to store the information in a readable format anywhere (it can be printed directly from the browser at the end).
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