Collaborate Disseminate
Lacking a DVD drive, [jg] was watching a TV series in the form of a bunch of .avi video files. Of course, when every episode contains a full intro, it is only a matter of time before that gets too annoying to sit through.
The usual method of skipping the …read more
Continue reading Audio Fingerprinting Skips a Show’s Intro, Reliably
For browser fingerprinting reasons I want to know if there is there a tool that can actively display what information a website is attempting to access. I know technically the network tab from google chrome can pull this off but would requ… Continue reading Browser extension or tool to actively see what information website is requesting?
I am using a couple VM’s fitted with proxies and find that browser fingerprinting across VM’s causes me many issues. I also have issue with the browser created inside VM leaking that I am using VM. May seem like a n00b question, but is any… Continue reading How to prevent browser fingerprinting accoss VM’s whilst remaining natural?
It’s well known that web clients are easy to fingerprint, and you can see that the same is true for other protocols like email and BitTorrent. This begs the question: which protocols aren’t easy to fingerprint? Specifically, protocols poss… Continue reading Client Fingerprinting Resistant Protocols
In order to better protect my Django web app, I want to reduce the leakage of information that could help an attacker profile my application. If you were an attacker, what would you look at to identify a Django web app?
From OWASP, I know … Continue reading How can you fingerprint a Django web app?
Motivation
I want to develop a custom, local Firefox extension and investigate, if its installation has any impact on the browser fingerprint.
Background
Some time (years?) ago, there were articles advising against installing too many brow… Continue reading What impact does an installed extension have on the browser fingerprint (uniqueness)?
Many online services use fingerprinting to track users – storing enough hardware and software details to create a unique record.
But what do emulators do? Can they make you completely anonymous on the internet?
Do Bluestacks or Memu use th… Continue reading Do emulator programs like Bluestacks, Memu, Genymotion use the real device settings of the computer you’re connecting from?
I have Tor Browser (which is basically Firefox ESR) on "Safest" setting (Javascript disabled). We’re generally scolded about using extensions in it, as they can alter web traffic patterns to or from your browser, adding another f… Continue reading Tor Browser: Could a website or ISP detect modification to DOM done by users if Javascript is disabled?
Okta recently sent out an email to admins about changes to their new device detection strategy. According to them:
Due to browser advancements in anonymous web browsing, JavaScript fingerprinting techniques are quickly becoming obsolete…. Continue reading Is javascript fingerprinting becoming obsolete?
Today I switched ON the "Responsive Design Mode" under the "Web Developer" Section of the Firefox menu, and from the dropdown menu selected "iPhone X/XS iOS 12".
So now every webpage I visited was being sent t… Continue reading Effect of Firefox’s "Responsive Design Mode" on the browser’s fingerprint