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FROST Attack Exploits SSD Timing to Track User Activity

Imagine a sneaky new technique that lets hackers track your online activity from afar, using just a web page and the timing of your SSD reads - no need to be physically on your device. This clever exploit, dubbed FROST, turns browser storage into a timing spy, revealing your browsing habits and even which native apps you open.

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Google Chrome Fails to Thwart Browser Fingerprinting

If a browser claims to be safe but fails to block one of the easiest ways for advertisers to track you online, can it really be considered safe? Google Chrome, despite its reputation for security, surprisingly leaves users vulnerable to browser fingerprinting, a pervasive tracking method that can uniquely identify and follow you around the web.

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