Security

Things to be awere of when using the software concerning your security

Quoting WebRTC-for-the-curious

"Every WebRTC connection is authenticated and encrypted. You can be confident that a 3rd party can’t see what you are sending or insert bogus messages. You can also be sure that the WebRTC Agent that generated the Session Description is the one you are communicating with. It is very important that no one tampers with those messages. It is ok if a 3rd party reads the Session Description in transit. However, WebRTC has no protection against it being modified. An attacker could perform a man-in-themiddle attack on you by changing the ICE Candidates and update the Certificate Fingerprint."

So basically as long as you don't share your SDP (Host/Client code) with someone malicious that modifies it there will be no security problems.