Apple's iOS 15.3 fixes Safari bug that leaks browsing history
In addition to Safari bug, iOS 15.3 fixes several major issues including an iCloud bug that could enable an app to access users’ files without permission.
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In addition to Safari bug, iOS 15.3 fixes several major issues including an iCloud bug that could enable an app to access users’ files without permission.
Safari browser’s version 15 has a bug in its implementation of IndexedDB API that lets any website track a user’s internet activity and reveals their identity to practically anyone that has tools to access the database.
Unfortunately, there isn’t much that Safari users do about this vulnerability as Apple is yet to release a security patch for it.
According to a report by FingerprintJS, there is an issue with Safari’s IndexedDB implementation on Mac and iOS, which can leak some of your personal data. Read on to know more about it.