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Device fingerprinting is a widely used technique that allows a third party toidentify a particular device. Applications of device fingerprinting includeauthentication, attacker identification, or software license binding. Devicefingerprinting is also used on the web as a method for identifying users.Unfortunately, one of its most widespread uses is to identify users visitingdifferent websites and thus build their browsing history. This constitutes aspecific type of web tracking that poses a threat to users' privacy. While manyanti-tracking solutions have been proposed, all of them block or tamper withdevice fingerprinting techniques rather than just blocking their web trackingapplication. Therefore, users may be limited in their experience while using awebsite. In this paper, we propose Privacy-preserving Client-sideFingerprinting (PCF), a new method that allows device fingerprinting on theweb, while blocks the possibility of performing web tracking. To this end, PCFis built upon fingerprinting transparency: any website ought to declare itsfingerprinting scripts while users will compute them in a privacy-preservingmanner, limiting the resultant fingerprints for each different domain and,therefore, making web tracking not feasible.

Keep your Identity Small: Privacy-preserving Client-side Fingerprinting