Websites are using this FROST-y new technique to spy on users by snooping on their SSD activity
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Browser-based SSD side-channel attacks move “hardware exploitation” into the web stack — your threat model now includes drive behavior leaking through JavaScript. If you handle sensitive workloads in-browser, push for hardened configs and assume fingerprinting is more granular than your current consent banners admit.
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