For each version, there needs to be a hash of the server side source code. The has should then be stored as a variable in the front-end code. If the hash does not match the server side has at any point, the front-end should not be allowed to communicate with the server side code, and the user should be warned.
This prevents hackers from editing the source code to give up the master key.
For each version, there needs to be a hash of the server side source code. The has should then be stored as a variable in the front-end code. If the hash does not match the server side has at any point, the front-end should not be allowed to communicate with the server side code, and the user should be warned.
This prevents hackers from editing the source code to give up the master key.