tl;dr; Browsers doesn’t handle webcam permissions well enough. Users should be extremely wary about what’s going on in their browser. From a list of 30 bugs submitted to google regarding that issue, most have been fixed, but some are still alive. The most obvious bug which is »
tl;dr; The concept of session memory is not valid anymore in today’s browsers. Even sessionStorage is not cleared after closing the tab. It’s easily revived when clicking on “Reopen closed tab”. That might seem as a bug – not if you look at the spec which is rather »
tl;dr; I’ve created mechanism that will leverage the secure nature of the browser sessionStorage or memoryStorage for authentication and will still allow the user to open multiple tabs without having to re-login every time. A refresher about relevant browser storage mechanism localStorage ~5MB, saved for infinity or until »
tl;dr; Although it’s not supposed to be supported – it’s possible to know whether the Chrome console is opened or not. Check it out. Reddit discussion. … Ever wondered if it’s possible to tell whether the browser’s Development-Tools are opened or not. Apparently it’s not possible »
tl;dr; I found a bug in Google Chrome that allows an attacker to listen on the user speech without any consent from the user and without any indication. Even blocking any access to the microphone under chrome://settings/content will not remedy this flaw. Try the live demo… (Designed »