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Unfortunately, the countermeasure for this sort of sniff already exists: the attacking referrer detects traffic from the victim's IP range and returns a sanitiz
by fixermark 12y ago
Unfortunately, the countermeasure for this sort of sniff already exists: the attacking referrer detects traffic from the victim's IP range and returns a sanitized copy of the content with the automatic loading logic removed. "Nothing to see here, officer."
It's a big programming task for a small processing task for a temporary payoff.
- downandout 12y agoThere's nothing that says the headless requests would have to come from the victim's IP range. Any cloud service could be used. Also, since open source headless browsers already exist (phantomjs et al), it's a small programming task.