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Add support for SameSite cookies #313
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This was referenced Jan 17, 2018
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Wait, what do SameSite cookies have to do with Spectre? |
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The use of X-Content-Type-Options and SameSite cookies can prevent cookies from entering memory. Currently those protections are important for users of Chrome's Site Isolation feature. |
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Ah, so what about Firefox? Does cookies (do not) enter the memory there, too? Also very interesting correlation generally… is there a blog post for that or do you plan to write one? I'd say that could be worth a blog post. 😄 |
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I'm not sure exactly where Firefox is currently, although I imagine this sort of work will be looked at: |
This was referenced Oct 29, 2018
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This addresses #64, helping to mitigate the risks from Spectre.