Today, SSL/TLS Certificates were just styles rather than complete security. By analyzing an HTTP/S post response log, your original headers and data were shown. The possibility of capturing the content on the fly by some unknown hacking tools is a dangerous threat to some sensitive information.
I was looking forward that browsers will implement standards to have a close source encryption code that can be run by a browser so that data entered from the front-end will be passed to HTTP/S securely.
One way hashing is good, but not applicable if you want to re-use the original content. So a close source code for encryption only at the front-end and a code for encryption and decryption at the server-side is a good choice.
Web Assembly is one of my choices for implementing this concept, however, there are also tools to disassemble the wasm binary format.
Sample post only — to be continue…