Re:Reverse Engineering TikTok's VM Obfuscation (Part 1)
by madeofpalk on Saturday December 24, 2022 @01:03PM
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> This shows how browser developers race to provide new features ignoring privacy impact.
I think it showed how many years ago browser vendors were naive with understanding how this tech could be misused.
These days I think browser vendors are very much aware of it and will frequently block features or proposals that they feel compromise on privacy and/or could be used as a tracking vector, especially Firefox and Safari. Sort this list https://mozilla.github.io/standards-positions/ by Mozilla Position to see the reason they reject/refuse to implement standards and proposals.
I think it showed how many years ago browser vendors were naive with understanding how this tech could be misused.
These days I think browser vendors are very much aware of it and will frequently block features or proposals that they feel compromise on privacy and/or could be used as a tracking vector, especially Firefox and Safari. Sort this list https://mozilla.github.io/standards-positions/ by Mozilla Position to see the reason they reject/refuse to implement standards and proposals.