Third-party tracking on the Web has been used for collecting and correlating user's browsing
behavior. Due to the increasing use of ad-blocking and third-party tracking protections …

Browser cookies are ubiquitous in the web ecosystem today. Although these cookies were
initially introduced to preserve user-specific state in browsers, they have now been used for …

Tracking is pervasive on the web. Third party trackers acquire user data through information
leak from websites, and user browsing history using cookies and device fingerprinting. In …

Current web tracking practices pose a constant threat to the privacy of Internet users. As a
result, the research community has recently proposed different tools to combat well-known …

Recent advances in web technologies make it more difficult than ever to detect and block
web tracking systems. In this work, we propose ASTrack, a novel approach to web tracking …

Third-party tracking on the web has been used for collecting and correlating user's browsing
behavior. Many techniques have been developed to protect end-users from third-party …

Online trackers, such as advertising and analytics services, have provided users with
choices to opt out of their tracking and data collection to mitigate the users' concerns about …

Browser fingerprints are dynamic, evolving with feature values changed over time. Previous
fingerprinting datasets are either small-scale with only thousands of browser instances or …

Web tracking is currently recognized as one of the most important privacy threats on the
Internet. Over the last years, many methodologies have been developed to uncover web …

Users online are commonly tracked using HTTP cookies when browsing on the web. To
protect their privacy, users tend to use simple tools to block the activity of HTTP cookies …