Websites are using a new technique called FROST to monitor users' interactions with solid-state drives, allowing them to track other sites and applications accessed by visitors. This method exploits side channels to potentially access encrypted data.
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Websites are using a new technique called FROST to monitor users' interactions with solid-state drives, allowing them to track other sites and applications accessed by visitors. This method exploits side channels to potentially access encrypted data.
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Websites have a new way to spy on visitors: Analyzing their SSD activity
New Technique Allows Websites to Monitor Visitors' SSD Activity