"Enabling Secure Modern Web Browsers Against Cache-Based Timing Attacks"

Sangeetha Ganesan of the Department of Artificial Intelligence and Data Science at the R.M.K College of Engineering and Technology in Tamil Nadu, India, explains how JavaScript, a popular web development programming language, allows access to a variety of Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) and sensors. He points out that the prevalence of this language raises privacy concerns as malicious third parties discover and exploit vulnerabilities. For example, cache side-channel attacks use shared cache memory to let a third party gain unauthorized access to private, personal, or otherwise sensitive information held within the cache from various system users by exploiting JavaScript vulnerabilities. This article continues to discuss the study "Enabling Secure Modern Web Browsers Against Cache-Based Timing Attacks."

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