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There's no point. If you diaable JS. Can track you other ways, fingerprint your dns packets like timestamp clock skew and other things. With IPV6 can assign
by adrr 1y ago
There's no point. If you diaable JS. Can track you other ways, fingerprint your dns packets like timestamp clock skew and other things. With IPV6 can assign you unique ip address for a dnslookup that can function like a cookie,
Don't want to be tracked. Don't go on the internet.
- HumanOstrich 1y agoWebsites can't fingerprint my dns packets by their clock skew, nor can they assign me a unique IP address for a dns lookup (what?). "Don't go on the internet" isn't a great starting point to improve things.
- adrr 1y agoUsed to fingerprint your TCP packets when i built a large neobank. Could easily tell if you're behind a proxy, falsifying your user agent via syn numbers, and more. We used it to detect bots but it could be easily be used to fingerprint individual users. DNS trick is already used for DNS based CDNs, you can just keep refining it down to more specificity. CDN edge for each individual user.