"Our study shows that popular Web 2.0 applications, like mashups, aggregators and sophisticated ad targeting, are rife with different kinds of privacy-violating flows," reads the research paper.
The study found that some browsers, such as Google Chrome and Apple Safari, were not susceptible to the flaw. The most recent version of Mozilla's Firefox browser also avoids this loophole, while Internet Explorer users need to turn on "private browsing" to avoid the bug.
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