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[hackerone] Extend font randomization fingerprinting protections to also cover src:local
See original GitHub issueCurrently Brave allows sites to access a random subset of user fonts, to cause fingerprinters get a different fingerprint for each site, for each browser session.
However, recently researchers notified use src:local to have Chrome bypass these protections and query all installed fonts again. We should also apply our randomize font fingerprinting protections against alternative ways of accessing user fonts, like src:local
These researchers will be credited on HackerOne.
https://hackerone.com/reports/1598008
credit: xlin
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OS/Androidafter speaking with @pilgrim-brave & @pes10k. The above hasn’t been implemented inAndroidyet so there’s nothing that QA can do in terms of verification onAndroid.@pes10k to confirm - checking
src:localcase on that page for all platforms and thenPseudo Fontson macOS only is sufficient?btw - confirmed this with @pes10k 👍🏻