Apple’s Safari browser has a vulnerability in it that could expose users’ browsing history and personal information. The bug, which was introduced in Safari 15, as reported by FingerprintJS, came from ...
There's a problem with the implementation of the IndexedDB API in Safari's WebKit engine, which could result in leaking browsing activity in real-time and even user identities to anyone exploiting ...
In my last column, I showed how to use the IndexedDB from TypeScript to store data on the client (in an earlier column, I wrote about using Local Storage, a simpler alternative to IndexedDB). In ...
A bug in WebKit's implementation of a JavaScript API called IndexedDB can reveal your recent browsing history and even your identity, according to a blog post shared on Friday by browser ...
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