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If anything, this is worse. Cookies have built in browser behavior - they have limited scope, the browser lets you see them, they get cleared out regularly. A
by legitster 4y ago
If anything, this is worse.
Cookies have built in browser behavior - they have limited scope, the browser lets you see them, they get cleared out regularly.
Abusing metadata is way sketchier.
- eurasiantiger 4y agoChances are they aren’t the first to come up with something like this. How can we detect this kind of metadata abuse?
- fanso99 4y agoperhaps randomize minutes/seconds of the "last-modified" header.
- notpushkin 4y agoOr perhaps just drop minutes/seconds. And maybe don't store the date altogether for files that are small enough?