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Cloudflare once again comes under pressure for enabling abusive sites
(arstechnica.com)
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Didn’t expect this. Thank you so much for such a great write-up. Stuff like this makes Lemmy great. What field are you in? Also, do you find CreepJS more powerful than Fingerprint.com?
Don't worry, I kinda nerd out over this so it was fun to share some of my knowledge
Nothing specific sadly, as I messed up school because I didn't care enough. I started learning to program at 11 years old though, got into reverse engineering by 12 and so much more stuff by now because it's all so fascinating I just can't stop researching and messing arround with things
Haven't seen that one yet, I'll play arround with it the next time I'm at my PC
Edit: It's not, my android setup was enough to fool it automatically. CreepJS is insane though, it even kept track of me on Tor!