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EventSource partitioning (for Desktop) #28077
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- Sets the limit to 250 EventSources per first party. - Browser tests fixes brave/brave-browser#28077
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This issue will apply to Desktop only. The Android implementation will be deferred to #28152. |
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- Sets the limit to 250 EventSources per first party. - Browser tests - Disable in Android for now fixes brave/brave-browser#28077
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Partition the EventSource pool per first-party on Desktop - Sets the limit to 250 EventSources per first party. - Browser tests - Disable in Android for now fixes brave/brave-browser#28077
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In the pool party study, we found that EventSources can be used for cross-site tracking using a pool party attack. To protect against this, we need to limit the use of EventSources per top-level domain, similar to how @goodov did for WebSockets.
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