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Query: Pool-Party: Exploiting Browser Resource Pools as Side-Channels for Web
  Tracking   We identify a new class of side-channels in browsers that are not mitigated
by current defenses. This class of side-channels, which we call "pool-party"
attacks, allow sites to create covert channels by manipulating
limited-but-unpartitioned resource pools in browsers. We identify pool-party
attacks in all popular browsers, and show they are practical cross-site
tracking techniques.
  In this paper we make the following contributions: first, we describe
pool-party side-channel attacks that exploit limits in application-layer
resource pools in browsers. Second, we demonstrate that pool-party attacks are
practical, and can be used to track users in all popular browsers; we also
share open source implementations of the attack and evaluate them through a
representative web crawl. Third, we show that in Gecko based-browsers
(including the Tor Browser Bundle) pool-party attacks can also be used for
cross-profile tracking (e.g., linking user behavior across normal and private
browsing sessions). Last, we discuss possible mitigations and defenses.

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