lurch@sh.itjust.works
on 29 May 03:35
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this is complete bullshit and relies on a well trained AI, but users, websites and browser setups are too different for it to reliably work in the wild.
this is the whole fingerprinting overreaction all over again.
cadmiumsandbox@lemmy.blahaj.zone
on 30 May 00:17
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yup, aint no way anyone’s training data on latency of every website and app ever. nor would that be possible bc of just so so many possible variations in the stack of execuation. this attack, if feasible for anything, would only work if the user’s stack is well known already. even then there’s way better ways to attack
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this is complete bullshit and relies on a well trained AI, but users, websites and browser setups are too different for it to reliably work in the wild.
this is the whole fingerprinting overreaction all over again.
yup, aint no way anyone’s training data on latency of every website and app ever. nor would that be possible bc of just so so many possible variations in the stack of execuation. this attack, if feasible for anything, would only work if the user’s stack is well known already. even then there’s way better ways to attack
How ?
Even the research paper doesn’t appear to mention this (unless I missed something)