Statement from the SIGCOMM 2015 Program Committee: The SIGCOMM 2015 PC appreciated the technical contributions made in this paper, but found the paper controversial because some of the experiments the authors conducted r

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Date: 2015-07-29 16:55:46 Computing World Wide Web Computer security Internet privacy Internet censorship Content-control software Digital rights management Cross-origin resource sharing HTTP cookie Cross-site request forgery Web server Web crawler		Statement from the SIGCOMM 2015 Program Committee: The SIGCOMM 2015 PC appreciated the technical contributions made in this paper, but found the paper controversial because some of the experiments the authors conducted r Add to Reading List Source URL: conferences.sigcomm.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 816,33 KB Share Document on Facebook

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