Browser fingerprinting is a method to track user activity and store their information, including time zones, locale, browsers, and more, to identify them, among others uniquely. This technique is ...

A lot of the information that can be used to fingerprint your device is gathered through trackers running Javascript code in your browser. ... them harder to identify through browser fingerprinting.

In browsers with Javascript running, it's easy for websites to discover screen resolution, a list of all browser plugins, and the user's timezone. Throw in Flash, and it's possible to grab a ...

JavaScript Template Attacks expose new browser fingerprinting vectors Written by Catalin Cimpanu, Contributor June 13, 2019 at 9:30 p.m. PT Image: Schwarz et al.

JavaScript opens doors to browser-based attacks ... how to fingerprint and how to enter DSL routers," he said. "As we're attacking the intranet using the browser, ...

Browser fingerprinting is probably top of the ‘most dangerous’ tracking charts right now, because it's accurate, hard to spot, and many browsers do almost nothing to keep you safe.

Psylo, as Tommy Mysk explained, isolates browser tabs into silos, where it can apply anti-fingerprinting mechanisms. The ...

Each browser has a level of uniqueness, which is where Am I Unique comes into play. This handy browser fingerprint detection website quickly details how unique your browser is and assigns you a score.

Canvas fingerprinting is fact, one of a number of browser fingerprinting techniques of tracking online users. It operates through JavaScript; it is therefore considered as safe and best practice ...

Browser fingerprinting is a sneaky way advertisers and others track you online. We explain how this surveillance technique works and what you can do to protect your privacy.