Browser fingerprinting is an invasive and opaque stateless tracking technique. Browser
vendors, academics, and standards bodies have long struggled to provide meaningful …

By exploiting the diversity of device and browser configurations, browser fingerprinting
established itself as a viable technique to enable stateless user tracking in production …

Browser fingerprinting has emerged as a technique to track users without their consent.
Unlike cookies, fingerprinting is a stateless technique that does not store any information on …

Browser fingerprinting continues to proliferate across the web. Critically, popular
fingerprinting libraries have started incorporating extension-fingerprinting capabilities, thus …

In recent years, researchers have shown that unwanted web tracking is on the rise, as
advertisers are trying to capitalize on users' online activity, using increasingly intrusive and …

Browser extension fingerprinting has garnered considerable attention recently due to the
twofold privacy loss that it incurs. Apart from facilitating tracking by augmenting browser …

With users becoming increasingly privacy-aware and browser vendors incorporating anti-
tracking mechanisms, browser fingerprinting has garnered significant attention. Accordingly …

Fingerprinting is an identification method used by enterprises to personalize services for
their end-users and detect online fraud or by adversaries to launch targeted attacks. Various …

Browser fingerprinting aims to identify users or their devices, through scripts that execute in
the users' browser and collect information on software or hardware characteristics. It is used …

The rich programming interfaces (APIs) provided by web browsers can be diverted to collect
a browser fingerprint. A small number of queries on these interfaces are sufficient to build a …