darefalcon

Companies that penetrate networks uninvited looking for vulnerabilities to create blog content should be prosecuted IMHO. This piece in particular sounds like a hit piece thinly vailed as a vulnerability disclosure.

“We thanked them for their co-operation”. Sounds kinda like extortion.

It’s actually worse than that - AI powered phishing sites will also copy your device profile and mouse, gesture and keyboard signature and use this to get past common anti-fraud techniques like device fingerprinting and behavioural biometrics.

Agree - cross site tracking of devices without consent is going the way of the dodos. With respect to fraud prevention, being able to analyse device signatures along with identity and behavior on a per-site basis is the only reason we are enable to enjoy what’s left of the ‘open web’

“Worlds most accurate”: Source, fingerprintjs. Sounds legit.