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Why browser fingerprinting is not a solved problem(cybersecurity-insiders.com)
1 points by valve1 6d ago|0 comments
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by valve1 5mo ago
We don't use vulnerabilities in our products.
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A free tool for bot and AI agent developers to validate their Web Bot Auth setup(fingerprint.com)
18 points by valve1 6mo ago|6 comments
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Browser Fingerprinting Without JavaScript(fingerprintjs.com)
9 points by valve1 5y ago|0 comments
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by valve1 5y ago
Thanks for testing it on Windows. We mostly tested it on MacOS Big Sur because all devs on the team have that OS. With Windows different timings might be needed, we'll check into it tomorrow.
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by valve1 5y ago
yeah, chrome/chromium on linux not tested at all, mostly because nobody on the team is using linux. We tested it on MacOS Big Sur and a bit of Windows. Full table of what was tested here: https://github.com/fingerprintj
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by valve1 5y ago
Thanks for testing it on Linux. We only tested it on these browser + OS combinations: https://github.com/fingerprintjs/external-protocol-flooding#...
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by valve1 5y ago
On Tor we show a fake captcha on the demo, which allows to collect multiple key presses and use each as a user-provided trigger.
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by valve1 5y ago
Thanks for testing this on Opera, we only tested on these browser/OS combinations: https://github.com/fingerprintjs/external-protocol-flooding#...
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by valve1 5y ago
Windows can sometimes say you have Skype, because it comes bundled even if you didn't install it yourself.
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by valve1 5y ago
Yeah, we tested it on MacOS Big Sur mostly. Nobody on the team had linux so we didn't really test there. It can be made to work with better timings for the measurements etc.
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by valve1 5y ago
Browsers open pop-ups to ask "Can I run that application?" but only if that application is installed. If that application is not installed, the browser will ignore the custom URL.