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New FROST attack lets websites track which sites and apps a user opens

The FROST attack, described by researchers at Graz University of Technology, allows a malicious website to use JavaScript and SSD timing to identify which websites a user visits or which apps the user opens. It requires no native code, browser extension, or permission prompt.

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New FROST attack lets websites track which sites and apps a user opens

The FROST attack, described by researchers at Graz University of Technology, allows a malicious website to use JavaScript and SSD timing to identify which websites a user visits or which apps the user opens. It requires no native code, browser extension, or permission prompt.