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Can the attacker still get any information about the user if the embedded frame is hidden? From the description above quoted by GP, it sounds like the user has
by geysersam 3y ago
Can the attacker still get any information about the user if the embedded frame is hidden?
From the description above quoted by GP, it sounds like the user has to "interact" with the content in the embedded page for the attacker to be able to conclude they have access to the content.
- Aachen 3y agoOh, to me it sounded like the loading of a large image or so would give it away. If it's transparent to the user that something was shared with them, I'm not sure it can still be called a deanonymisation attack but basically straight up says to the user "I think you're Joe"