The Internet is going crazy (while it still can) over a Google proposition that could see some form of DRM reach websites in years to come.
The Web Environment Integrity Explainer, authored by four Google workers and hosted on a GitHub page, introduces the idea that a website could be able to “request a token that attests key facts about the environment their client code is running in” in order to ascertain trust over the visitor and their browser session, and thus grant access.
