Explore timing-based browsing privacy vulnerabilities related to site isolation in this 18-minute IEEE conference talk. Learn from experts Zihao Jin, Ziqiao Kong, Shuo Chen, and Haixin Duan as they delve into the potential security risks associated with site isolation techniques. Gain insights into how these vulnerabilities can impact user privacy and understand the implications for web browser security. Discover the latest research findings and potential mitigation strategies to address these privacy concerns in modern web browsing environments.
Timing-Based Browsing Privacy Vulnerabilities Via Site Isolation
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Timing-Based Browsing Privacy Vulnerabilities Via Site Isolation
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