Hello!
My name is Akito Ono. I'm a computer science student in Japan and very intrested in participating in GSoC this year. I read docs about projects and I was particularly intrested in Panopticlick project. And I have some questions about Panopticlick.
Is this project based on Libre-Panopticlick( https://github.com/qqTYXn7/browserprint) or building from scratch?
Is programming language used in project designated?
Best regards!
Hi Akito,
On 2016-03-11 03:43, - - wrote:
Hello!
My name is Akito Ono. I'm a computer science student in Japan and very intrested in participating in GSoC this year. I read docs about projects and I was particularly intrested in Panopticlick project. And I have some questions about Panopticlick.
Is this project based on Libre-Panopticlick( https://github.com/qqTYXn7/browserprint) or building from scratch?
EFF recently updated and open-sourced the Panopticlick code, perhaps this can be a better starting point: https://github.com/EFForg/panopticlick-python
Also relevant: https://github.com/DIVERSIFY-project/amiunique https://browser-fingerprint.cs.fau.de/
Is programming language used in project designated?
Best regards!
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Hi,
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Hello!
My name is Akito Ono. I'm a computer science student in Japan and very intrested in participating in GSoC this year. I read docs about projects and I was particularly intrested in Panopticlick project. And I have some questions about Panopticlick.
Is this project based on Libre-Panopticlick( https://github.com/qqTYXn7/browserprint) or building from scratch?
Deciding that would be one of the tasks for the GSoC. There are no requirements so far in this regard.
Is programming language used in project designated?
For the tests themselves there will probably mainly JavaScript used + some CSS/HTML.
Georg
Best regards!
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Hi gunes,
EFF recently updated and open-sourced the Panopticlick code, perhaps this can be a better starting point: https://github.com/EFForg/panopticlick-python
Also relevant: https://github.com/DIVERSIFY-project/amiunique https://browser-fingerprint.cs.fau.de/
Many thanks for useful URLs. Just I want to learn more about the Panopticlick and fingerprint. So, recommended URLs are very helpful.
Best regards!
Hi,
Thanks for quick answer.
For the tests themselves there will probably mainly JavaScript used + some
CSS/HTML.
So if I understand correctly, students have a choice about sever-side language? I have developed Web application, so I'm concerned about whether I can use familiar language or not.
Best regards!
Akito Ono:
Hi,
Thanks for quick answer.
For the tests themselves there will probably mainly JavaScript used + some
CSS/HTML.
So if I understand correctly, students have a choice about sever-side language? I have developed Web application, so I'm concerned about whether I can use familiar language or not.
Yes. There are no strong requirements for the server-side language.
Georg