Third-party Web tracking is a serious privacy issue. Advertisement sites and social
networking sites stealthily collect users' Web browsing history for purposes such as targeted …

In the early days of the web, content was designed and hosted by a single person, group, or
organization. No longer. Webpages are increasingly composed of content from myriad …

Third-party tracking, which can collect the users' privacy when users are surfing the Internet,
has garnered much attention. Nowadays tracker-blocking tools often use a ruleset based on …

Today, third-party tracking services and passive traffic monitoring are extensively used to
gather knowledge about users' internet activities and interests. Such tracking has significant …

In this paper our goal is to measure the presence of trackers and tracking components in
websites to identify their dangerousness to privacy. We propose an intuitive privacy scoring …

Web tracking raises a potential privacy concern since users' browsing activities and
personal information are collected and revealed to third parties without the users' consent …

Web measurement is a powerful approach to studying various tracking practices that may
compromise the privacy of millions of users. Researchers have built several measurement …

While third-party tracking on the web has garnered much attention, its workings remain
poorly understood. Our goal is to dissect how mainstream web tracking occurs in the wild …

We present the first published large-scale study of mobile web tracking. 1 We compare
tracking across five physical and emulated mobile devices with one desktop device as a …

Web tracking has evolved to become a norm on the Internet. As a matter of fact, the web
tracking market has grown to raise billions of dollars. Privacy cautious web practitioners and …