ESP32 webserver hosts a local webpage
Budget: €30 – €250 EUR
An ESP32 receiver-gateway working as webserver hosts a simple html page on the router's local area network. For example you write on the url: 192.168.0.20 and you get the requested webpage. For a better understanding, that webpage has some divs which become red or green depending on the signals that the receiver gets from some ESP32 senders. Every div is dedicated to a particular ESP32 sender.
The matter is if this local area webpage is secure from hackers.
I want to hear solutions or suggestions for improvement.
At the moment, this webpage has a security dialogue which asks a username and a password (for that, there is a piece of html authentication code inside receiver's sketch). After you enter the right credentials, you get in the webpage.
The matter is if this local area webpage is secure from hackers.
I want to hear solutions or suggestions for improvement.
At the moment, this webpage has a security dialogue which asks a username and a password (for that, there is a piece of html authentication code inside receiver's sketch). After you enter the right credentials, you get in the webpage.