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The heads don't change often. I think we should list all the metadata that gets leaked to see just how many bits of fingerprint we might get. Naively I think
by cryptonector 11mo ago
The heads don't change often. I think we should list all the metadata that gets leaked to see just how many bits of fingerprint we might get. Naively I think it's rather few bits.
- vlovich123 11mo agoSure, but every few bits is enough to disambiguate just a little bit more. Then each little trickle is combined to create a waterfall to completely deanonymize you. For example, your IP + screen resolution + the TLS handshake head might be enough of a fingerprint to disambiguate your specific device among the general population.