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Where It Leaks and How to Protect Against Cross-site Exfiltration

TalkinPolishat 4Developers 2022 Online · 2022-04-04..04-07· [security, web-platform]
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The talk explains XS-Leaks (cross-site information leak) attacks: how subtle cross-origin communication leaks can de-anonymize users or expose sensitive data. It shows concrete attack vectors and demonstrates how to implement browser-level defenses and mitigation mechanisms that are readily available in modern browsers.

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  1. 0:00Introduction
  2. 3:38Same Origin Policy basics
  3. 10:01Clickjacking with blur event
  4. 13:11SameSite cookie protection
  5. 16:22Blocking iframe embedding
  6. 18:32Fetch Metadata headers
  7. 21:28Cross-origin resource loading
  8. 25:14User ID enumeration protection
  9. 29:14postMessage security flaws
  10. 33:14Window frame counting attack
  11. 39:04Browser cache side-channel attacks
  12. 41:51Summary
  13. 44:20Further steps
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