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Unfortunately I can not find it anymore, but a while ago there was some site that was trying to generate a fingerprint from all it could gather about you, not only the screen resolution. It was telling you how many different systems with that fingerprint it already saw. I was never able to find any configuration that was not unique CosmicOssifrage: Yep, that looks like it.
Quite useful to get an idea for these informations. PlasmaHH: Visited the website, took the test. Yes, the "fingerprint" they extracted is unique The panopticlick "fingerprint" changes with every browser patch. Add a comment. Sorted by: Reset to default. Highest score default Date modified newest first Date created oldest first. From here , you can read an interesting comment that fits your question: Using an unusual screen resolution was sufficient to identify me uniquely to panopticlick.
Conclusion: do not distinguish yourself from others. Act as everybody else. Improve this answer. Pacerier That would require a bit more tooling within the browser , not just regarding how the network traffic is handled. Pacerier Because generally people expect webpages to adjust to fit their screen Show 12 more comments.
Dmitry Grigoryev Dmitry Grigoryev Best answer IMO No one is going to be able to track you if you are using one of the 3 or 4 standard screen resolutions. Random window sizes, however, would be very unique. Supposing that the sizing of your toolbars and window decoration matches that of everyone else.
One can certainly customize his instance at the cost of their privacy. People usually have some sort of task bars and monitors at the sides of the screen, and window decoration differs because of different operating systems, window managers and their themes AdamKatz, it makes it easy to detect the use of the Tor browser. It makes it very difficult to tell users of the Tor browser apart, because the Tor browser starts up with a standard window size.
And detecting use of the Tor browser is already easy the list of Tor exit nodes is public for one thing. Which I admit TP mostly does not. Still, fingerprinting seems like such a basic topic and is essential to protect against to have any chance of meeting the anonymity goals which are driving more and more ordinary people to try Tor Browser. One of the targeted sites is said to be youtube. Apple admitted that this appears to be true, but rather horrifyingly appeared to suggest that because the presumed targets were Uyghurs, "ordinary people" need not worry.
I suspect this assumption on the part of Apple is flat out wrong, and in any case I hate the suggestion that Uyghurs are not people too. Any comment? Do you know whether Debian is addressing problems which could cause trouble for Tails as they work to release Tails 4. What about the battery API issue?
The HTML5 canvas feature allows a webpage to draw or animate images. Some pages draw features on the canvas that a user may want, but extraction of those images is different. If the user fails to answer, Mike Perry said in that Firefox bug report, "In Tor Browser, we have opted to have the canvas return white image data until the user has accepted a doorhanger UI that flips a site permission to either enable or permanently block canvas access from that site.
Why are you asking Tor Project about iOS and youtube? Rather than asking Tor Project, ask individuals. Which debunks a false argument against using encryption, Tor, etc. Which debunks a false argument against using the best available defenses, such as Tails. The revelation which shocked the security world is that everyone who visited youtube. Any further light which can be shed upon the affair is potentially valuable information to Tor users seeking to assess the dangers we face.
I take the point about not wanting to introduce more third party and possibly buggy code than needed, but do I understand what Mike Perry as quoted elsewhere on this page said to mean that when current TB sees a website asking for canvas data, it returns a blank white canvas image and puts up a weird little icon which is intended to warn the user that the site attempted canvas fingerprinting, and if the user clicks on the weird little icon which is intended to suggest a "canvas", the dialog they see means that TB is assuming they want to prevent that site from canvas fingerprinting the user, but they have the option to allow this if for some reason they want to allow it.
While I have your attention, another issue which came up is that it is all too easy to accidently hit that tiny box which instantly maximizes the Tor Browser window game over. Would it be hard to simply disable that maximization box?
I can see why a FF user might want to be able to maximize their browser with a click on a box, but surely not TB user would be want to do that on purpose? Scroll through the source looking for suspicious URIs and hope to find none? Or something more? Tor Browser makes it easy maybe too easy to get in the habit of searching Duckduckgo engine rather than Google search engine.
If you download and install Tor Browser, in the location pane where the url appears , try typing something which does not begin with http: or https: The browser interprets that as a search query and redirects it to Duckduckgo by default or to another search engine of your choosing, via tor circuits.
NSA has not stopped piggybacking on synchronized cookies mostly from Google or Facebook to track individuals using tor. You may have read some months ago fake news widely reported by the mainstream media, claiming that NSA was abandoning its web and phone metadata dragnets.
Synchronized cookies are considered metadata at NSA. But mainstream media mostly ignored that inconvenient truth. Too easy? Every major browser searches from the address bar. Pick your poison: DNS logs or search engine logs. One of the reasons why Google is so popular is because many browsers come installed configured to send all of your search queries to Google. It is always wonderful to see researchers who take the time to inform users about the state of the art.
Especially when the news is not bad! Years ago I recall A. Narayan claimed at his website to be in the process of fingerprinting every author who ever posted anything to the web using stylometry. I wonder whether you know what the current status of that is? I hope that as with browser fingerprinting these claims have proven to be overstated. Arvind Narayanan co-authored a research paper in How much anonymity can be expecetd with Tor Browser on the low security setting?
Is it even worth using at this point, or can every PC be easily distinguished anyways? But seriously, the extent to which everyone is lulled into giving up privacy for convenience or bureaucratic expectation is horrifying. Now we need to pressure developers to adopt it before those developers release new RFCs or proofs of concepts.
Great news. It seems that the TB team has abandoned some apparently useful things with no explanation, which I find frustrating as a user. One of these is relevant to the subject of this post:. Some time ago the TB team said TB would try to find a reasonable default size to avoid making users easily trackable because their screen size was essentially unique among Tor users owing to vagaries of the device on which they run TB.
But recently I noticed that the standard sizes seem to have been abandoned, and when I checked the amiunique website this appears to confirm that very weird nonstandard window sizes are being used to fingerprint TB users. We still round the window on start-up to a multiple of px x px. Nothing has changes here.
What do you get with a clean, new Tor Browser on which operating system? Thanks for the reply. I am using Tails 3. How can I tell? The test site from Laperdrix showed a crazy value which would certainly be very unique. I also use Tor Browser 8. On the least diry one it does seem that TB is choosing some kind of standard size which fits in a x display. The existing warning appears when the horse has already bolted from the stable, which is no help at all, agreed?
That said, letterboxing is supposed to fix that we accidentally disabled it in 9. There is probably not much the TB team can do about onboard mikes included in almost any laptop, PC, or smart phone So why are the mikes enabled by default? Go to the Tails website. That is, many features are unavailable in Tor Browsers—based on our test, only the following features, notably our newly proposed, still exist, which include the screen width and height ratio, and audio context information e.
We believe that it is easy for Tor Browser to normalize these remaining outputs. If the user does allow canvas, she can still be fingerprinted. The Tor Browser document also mentions a unimplemented software rendering solution, however as noted in Section VI-D, the outputs of software rendering also differ significantly in the same browser. We still believe that this is the way to pursue, but more careful analysis is needed to include all the libraries of software rendering.
And I am confused he says "ratio" since the pair of values is obviously more dangerous in terms of fingerprinting. My concern is that my own TB window is being "clipped" by the desktop environment in Tails or Debian 10 as the case may be because for some reason the window is too big for the monitor, although AFAIK my monitors are vanilla. It seems that GTK has somehow been hopelessly munged in Debian 10, which makes for example Synaptic the package manager very hard to use.
If others confirm the issue this could cause unwanted headaches for Tails team as they prepare Tails 4. The default desktop environment in Debian is Gnome, which was once a great choice but almost no-one seems to like Gnome 3. A recent article suggests that Debian users should choose instead XFCE which indeed seems to be the workable solution for PCs, if you wish to avoid pulling in privacy-hostile "features" like user-behavior-trackers and geoclue which means Gnome and KDE are non-starters.
One worry going forward is that when Tails Project issues Tails 4. Although the potential privacy problems of the Battery Status API were discussed by Mozilla and Tor Browser developers as early as in , neither the API, nor the Firefox implementation, has undergone a major revision. We hope to draw attention to this privacy issue by demonstrating the ways to abuse the API for fingerprinting and tracking.
It seems that most of the popular Linux distros use Battery Status API which insanely reports the battery status to double precision, which almost seems to beg for dual-purposing this "innocuous" API for tracking. Has anyone tried to ask the developers of that API what they were thinking?
But not the Tor Browser, as it attempts to maintain a uniform fingerprint across all devices. Yes, and at one time TB team appeared to try to do something like that, but more recent versions of TB seem to be happy to let FF code give the browser a unique height and width. That is bad. Would it be possible to have TB report to users the current height and width so that they can to manually adjust the size to one of a small set of suggested values given for example in at www.
Having TB do this automatically would be much better, though, agreed? I am not sure what you mean with "unique height and width". I think letterboxing will address this problem more thoroughly, though. Watch out for the next alpha to test it. As far as I understand both techniques this is not possible, but just want to make sure. Also, is there any plan to apply some letterboxing techniques to zoom? Letterboxing is around the content window. Do you mean in the future Tor Browser releases or already in the current 8.
So what those gray spaces bring to the table for Tor Browser is preventing any deanonymization via for example accidental maximization. But they do not increase how much of a page the user can see, i. Is this correct? By the way, what happens in fullscreen mode?
So, for the zoom I meant in the upcoming major release, Tor Browser 9, with letterboxing enabled. However, I looked closer now and stand corrected in that letterboxing does not solve the zoom issue automatically. Yes, tricking the page into thinking an area is smaller than it is is very likely futile. So the trade-off here is making the grey areas as small as possible while still providing some kind of defense against screen size fingerprinting.
In fullscreen mode the same technique is applied, that is you might see gray bars around the content area. A good example of that is fingerprinting techniques exploiting Flash. After a badly needed hue and cry from privacy advocates, including this blog site, Flash has apparently become much less used in the real world, so the bad guys the trackers are moving on to other classes of vulnerabilities they can exploit.
When first launched, the Tor Browser window has a size of 1,x1, If the user has an unusual screen resolution, this information could be used to identify her as she will be the only Tor user with this screen resolution. I am not seeing TB open with a size of x, I see it open with a size unique to the device on which I am using TB. This is a problem especially with Tails.
Perhaps Tails greeter screen, or even better, Tor Browser itself, could offer a small set of sizes appropriate to a laptop, netbook, tablet, smart phone? What about sites using the mic to listen for sounds such as a passing fire engine? This kind of event sometimes arranged by the bad guys has been used to confirm the suspicion that a connected laptop is in a particular building.
But for some reason Tails does not disable the mic by default. Often people wish to post anonymously, for example in this very blog comment. But as Rachel or Arvind can tell you, stylometry is yet another technique which can be used to deanonymize people. IMO, too little attention has been to this.
Have you thought about neuroelectrical scanners? Maryland and such places, then in mass transit chokepoints. It is said that the goal is both to identify persons and to tell whether or not they are being truthful in their responses to TSA. The techno-stasicrats envision using Big Data methods analyzed with machine learning to combine and process dragnet methods such as these:. Hugely redundant?
Yes, that is the point. All signs indicate that such multi-tech dragnet surveillance may become ubiquitous in all countries in only a few years. Hence the need to broaden the scope of privacy-related research. A second major trend is that in many countries, governments prefer to encourage huge corporations to construct and maintain various dragnet systems; rather than trying to do it all themselves they need only demand covert access to the vast troves of information collected by commercial trackers.
Why pay for a dragnet when you can persuade companies to pay for them, and then quietly pipe the data to the spooks? This was always the danger posed by a company such as Google, and you will have observed that Google has rather openly abandoned its former promise not to share their trove of dangerous data with governments. In years past, Google and friends claimed that "Google is not going to break down your door".
No, but the distinction matters little if Google hands over data which some fascist government or private security force uses to hunt down some minority group for the purpose of "ethnic cleansing". Such concerns appear less and less outlandish with each passing day, even in a country such as the US, whose pundits insisted for so long "that could never happen here" [sic] ignoring the fact that it has, not once but several times in US history.
I was able to do it in Orfox. Okay, so i use an android device. Though i am os android 7, amiunique. Can you give me any info on this issue? How does all that work? How am I expected to have exactly the same fingerprint with the only difference, probably, is browser window site? I always thought IE was the least secure of all browsers Can you explain this? Claiming to be protecting privacy while building a surveillance machine. It seems like they found some method to find host architecture etc by executing some code and measuring the time it takes.
There is no way to be silent. When a page is displayed, elements on it are positioned according to the size of the browser window. One alternative to silence is to provide information that is commonplace. Guest post by Pierre Laperdrix In the past few years, a technique called browser fingerprinting has received a lot of attention because of the risks it can pose to privacy.
What is browser fingerprinting? Figure 1: Example of a browser fingerprint from a Linux laptop running Firefox 67 In Figure 1, you can see a browser fingerprint taken from my Linux laptop. What makes fingerprinting a threat to online privacy? Other visible changes include the platform, the timezone, and the screen resolution. Figure 3: Warning from the Tor Browser when maximizing the browser window Under the hood, a lot more modifications have been performed to reduce differences between users.
Where we are Over the past few years, research on browser fingerprinting has substantially increased and covers many aspects of the domain. Academic research 1. Industry 1. Conclusion: What lies ahead Browser fingerprinting has grown a lot over the past few years.
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How To Find Working .onion LinksНастройка Тор браузера. Если вы не знаете что такое Тор браузер, то прочитайте статью что такое сеть Tor. Скачайте Tor Browser только с официального сайта leonbetsmax.ru Будьте внимательны! Есть сайты, имитирующие сайт проекта Tor. Например, сайт leonbetsmax.ru (добавлена. maximisant navigateur Tor peut permettre à des sites Web afin de déterminer la taille de votre écran, qui peut être utilisé pour suivre leonbetsmax.ru vous recommandons de laisser les fenêtres de navigateur Tor dans leur taille originale par défaut. As I understand it, resizing the TOR browser can leave a "browser fingerprint" that makes your machine unique, and therefore traceable. What I've noticed, lately, is that the browser generally resizes itself by default, so that may not be as much.
