webrtc-expert

No malicious behavior is evident. The code is readable WebRTC example material and uses camera, microphone, screen, signaling, chat, and recording functionality as stated. It contains notable security weaknesses: signaling is broadcast globally rather than scoped to rooms or peers, signaling inputs lack validation and authentication, the React example uses HTTP, and any real TURN credentials embedded in client code would be publicly exposed. These issues warrant remediation before production use but do not indicate malware.