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Browser/Device Fingerprinting In a Nutshell
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- Опубликовано: 4 фев 2021
- Digital fingerprinting is the process where a remote site or service gathers little bits of information about a user's machine, and puts those pieces together to form a unique picture, or "fingerprint," of the user's device.
The main two forms of fingerprinting are browser fingerprinting, and device fingerprinting.
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Useful links:
ssd.eff.org
“What Is Fingerprinting?”
ssd.eff.org/en...
coveryourtracks.eff.org
“COVER YOUR TRACKS”
coveryourtrack...
W3C
“Fingerprinting Guidance for Web Specification”
www.w3.org/201...
Wikipedia: “Device fingerprint”
en.wikipedia.o...
privacybee.com
“What is device fingerprinting and how do I prevent it?”
privacybee.com...
researchgate.net
“Tor Fingerprinting: Tor Browser Can Mitigate Browser Fingerprinting?”
www.researchga...
Rob Braxman, known as the Internet privacy guy talks in depth about browser and device fingerprinting and how to counter the issue.
• How Device Fingerprint...
• Your Internet Browser ...
• Does the Brave Browser...
Here is an article by a company that offers fingerprinting tools so you can get a sense of the scale of information being gathered
bit.ly/3oStHma
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Nice video as always, I just have a small suggestion: when you're showing a chunk of text you're reading from on screen (like at 0:14), try adding a highlighter animation or something similar to highlight the exact piece you're reading. It keeps the video visually interesting and gives viewers something to look at while they're listening to you.
I'd have to disagree. I hate those highlighters, I just find them to be distracting.
Maybe break up the text into multiple parts or something?
@@Zeutomehr yeah, smaller bits of text, maybe two lines or so at a time, would work just as well
These vids are always good.
Ikr
yeah but the views
That was a great succinct video to watch. Good job mate :)
I'm doing some loose research for my Masters dissertation into tracking/advertising - the links you put in the description really helped, so thank you!
No one:
Michael: Or do they?
I love your videos
You are very under rated
:) i really like your voice too
What about just browsing from a virtual machine? I believe you can set all sorts of physical device settings and virtual for vms
Vidim da yt algoritam radi svoj posao.. preporucuje smijesno a zataskava nesto informativno i vazno, inace super video kao i uvijek!
Hvala :)
People who still say first in 2021 look very young
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Nice Cyberpunk gameplay
very nice content series. this videos are great.
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The EFF's tool Cover Your Tracks (formerly Panopticlick) is very eye-opening and show what kinds of information can be collected, and how difficult it is to do anything about it. 😕 The more you try to scrub information, the more unusual (read unique) your system becomes. 🤦
Wow the algorithm really doesn't like you, I only just saw the video in a community post. I love your vids
1) What about the Brave browser, is it safe as well?
2) Are extensions save? Especially ad-blocking extensions. I once needed to disable my adblocker on a bank website, are those ad-blocking saving data?
From what I have learned, Brave does do a good job, but it does not make you fingerprint-proof. Extensions can block one thing, but they emit their own set of characteristics which again can be used for fingerprinting.
I would of liked to hear more about apples latest push for privacy compared to google, given how apple is far less dependent on collecting data and more focused on hardware/OS, where as googles entire business model with things like maps, search, etc get their leg up/rely on mass data collection (and even more-so, facebook)
I heard Gmail has a Keystroke logger whenever you type emails using a desktop browser and that that those keystrokes can be used to ID a person on any computer by matching your typing rhythms to their database
This is true. There is a certain algorithm used by agencies that can analyse bodies of text and recognise typing mannerisms that could possibly be tied to a person
That cyberpunk scenery is very distracting but it made me love the video more
Well what if I use a mixture of browsers and apps! oh wait...
Good info bro I am from india
Is Privacy Badger extension enough to stop browser fingerprinting?
RUclips algorithm is so annoying :/
Once in a while I have to check your channel to see what new videos are there! They almost never show up on my feed. I don't like upload notifications, but I just had to enable them for you :/
Seriously you should contact RUclips support to see what's might be wrong.
The problem with RUclips Algorithm is consistency. RUclips bots can't decide what content is good or bad, they just recommend videos that are either viral or from channels that upload consistently. CHM Tech videos never went viral and he also isn't consitent.
Firefox blocked fingerprinter on this (Microsoft) site.
Me: aaa
Eh probably for recognizing OS and stuff
Graphene os is the best thing on android
Everytime I see your videos I wo der why your channel still doesn't have more subs
Great video!
Guess it time to use Tail Operating system on public library computers.
I'm personally using fingerprints for ban actions.
For example:
user_A: fingerprint -> 1509b17
user_B: fingerprint -> 1509b17
user_C: fingerprint -> b3b3d9f
Whenever any user with the fingerprint "1509b17" get's banned the fingerprint and the accounts linked to it get banned. So people with the fingerprint lose access to their account and can't create any more accounts.
Great content! ^^
idk , I think I have heard about something like Tor somewhere else before
oh wait no
Awesome yet scary
0:04 LMFAOOOOOOO felt that
great video!!
Are you bosnian? Because you might be a record breaker for bosnian youtubers. I noticed that in one of your videos where you opened Google and the domain was .ba so I'm just curious
In this channel, I drop my comment first then start watching...
Great video,but.. who creates the fingerprints?
Who installs them in the hard drive?
A computer can have several fingerprints ?
The fingerprint is permanently?
Many questions....
fingerprint is inherently in our browser
Well... At this point Google and Amazon already know if I in the bathroom and need toilet paper
In a few years, when you've got a smart-toilet, they'll know what your health is like and auto-purchase vitamins or auto-schedule a doctor appointment… (I wish I were being facetious, but this is already a thing.)
Shouldn’t this go viral?🥱
It's on its way, give it a sec
@@chmtech Boom!💥
Missed big part: HOW DO THEY DO IT?
How are the fingerprint packets sent?
Or if I were to capture fingerpints of my visitors, how would I do it?
Fingerprint is not sent, it is inferred server side based on the rest of stuff they know about you
Who is A.N.S.? You mentioned that individual is decreased
2:44
Did you use do not disturb?
You changed this video's thumbnail
Didn't ya
I have a question
Why should i care? (I don't have a credit card btw)
While yea it's creepy that they collect that info but it is used to make our experience on the internet better
Can you please explain why it is bad creepiness aside
wow we're all here at the same time
I personally prefer adds related to my tastes, even tho i won't ever click them.
Cookies USED to be in a text file, cleverly named cookies.txt; not any more.
I have an android bought for cash.
No receipt, no SIM; location a bluetooth disabled.
Very tasty for crypto transactions on public wifi.
just in time
Wow...
Isn’t it like iOS apps have no access to your Apple ID? Because I thought that’s the case…
Cyberpunk moment
ok
Did this dead guy just upload
You mentioned nothing about De-googled phones.
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Sanic go run
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@@Nonje4560 yes
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The background music is annoying
Fard
Is it just me? I don't get thr big deal about privacy. Our data is being taken to serve us better ads, and that profits the company too. Win win?
true. but if those who need to hide their browser fingerprints will find it useful. Cuz they need to bypass IP tracking. Maybe they run multiple accounts for social media marketing and avoid being banned. so it's not only about privacy
Google finds out about your political leanings based on your browsing history. If their politics don't align with yours then they can make things like Google searches difficult, by hiding the results they don't want you to see and showing you things they do want you to see.
anti detect