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""If you want to visit sensitive and non-sensitive websites at the same time, use two different computers," they said." Or just visit them one after the other,
by Santosh83 8y ago
""If you want to visit sensitive and non-sensitive websites at the same time, use two different computers," they said."
Or just visit them one after the other, one tab at a time right?
- krig 8y ago”at the same time”
- indigochill 8y agoOr just disable Javascript.
- godshatter 8y agoOr use two different browsers.
- bzbarsky 8y agoWouldn't matter, if the attack works as described. It's already exfiltrating data cross-process due to the processes sharing a resource (the CPU cache). It doesn't matter whether the processes are the same browser or different browsers. Now the actual "cache fingerprint" of a particular pageload might be different in different browsers, so it might not be possible to differentiate "site A loaded in Firefox" and "site B loaded in Chrome". Or it might be, and then you know not only what sites the user is visiting but what browser they're using to do it...