New research finds browser history vulnerable to JavaScript snooping
Researchers from Jacobs School of Engineering at the University of California, San Diego have just released the findings of the first empirical analysis of history sniffing online
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Despite many of us willingly letting the online world have regular glimpses into our so-called private lives through social media portals, most would cry foul if such information was collected without our consent or knowledge. Researchers have just completed a study of scripting code contained within the documents used to display web pages in browsers and found evidence of something called history sniffing. This is where website owners gain access to browser history to track your progress around the web.
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