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This question was originally Does Firefox in VM have a common enough fingerprint so I don’t need tor browser? in Tor community.
I want to know about what a web browser’s fingerprint like in a VM, if
VM runs a common OS and have defau… Continue reading How to configure a VM to protect all my hardware fingerprint from guest OS and softwares?
Assuming that online storage providers are considered untrusted, if files and directories are encrypted, how can these be protected against fingerprinting?
The files are encrypted using rclone’s implementation of Poly1305 an… Continue reading How can we protect encrypted files and directories from being fingerprinted when stored on online storage services?
Some websites give you certain props if you are using a browser they have never “seen”. For example, you buy a new tablet, open Chrome and try to create a hotmail account; most likely they won’t ask for phone number verificat… Continue reading Create fake browser fingerprints [closed]
I’m facing an issue with rampant scraping and abuse on a website that costs me a good chunk of money to maintain. So, I have been looking to implement a few solutions, and apparently these solutions fingerprint the client in … Continue reading Why fingerprint a browser if a fingerprint can be replayed?
There is a publicly available tool called HTran which is widely used by criminal groups in cyberattacks to exfiltrate data. It simply relays traffic from one host to another, much like a proxy. It is typically used to relay i… Continue reading Possible to detect tools like HTran from network analysis?
Does it increase your internet security in terms of privacy/tracking/fingerprinting if you are surfing with your web browser in a virtual machine environment (virtual box + VPN) instead of surfing from your normal windows op… Continue reading How is browsing from a virtual machine/virtual box preventing fingerprinting or tracking?
I want to write a python script that is able to fingerprint ports on a server to identify the FTP client running on the port.
While there is often a Banner message upon connection, this message is not reliable or can be removed easily.
… Continue reading Fingerprint FTP services without Banner message
Browser fingerprinting is well-known: since a client gives many HTTP attributes/Javascript attributes during a website visit, the probability that two users have the same exact values for all this parameters is very low, and … Continue reading Does photo fingerprinting (using metadata) allow to search all photos on internet made by the same user (privacy issue)?
building on this previous post Can canvas hash be used to track me and ruin my anonymity?
I want to ask:
Is there any way a user can affect this canvas html hash generation, a way to make the hash change regularly? Could th… Continue reading How to change the browser canvas html hash for fingerprinting?
I have heard there is a fingerprinting method that traces internet users based on browser data. I believe it is called “canvas HTML hash”.
This hash is unique, as I understand? Or does it change depending on what?
Imagine s… Continue reading Can canvas hash be used to track me and ruin my anonymity?