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Search your first call to discover how SRM can help your business. Hello everyone and welcome to the CyberWire's research Saturday.

I'm Dave Bitner and this is our weekly conversation with researchers and analysts tracking

down the threats and vulnerabilities solving some of the hard problems of protecting ourselves in a rapidly evolving cyberspace.

Thanks for joining us. You know, I actually had this idea sort of coming to me a few years back actually, where I was contemplating how there are some extremely

common applications that most organizations are likely to be using and then

sort of wondering myself you know how many of those have an inherent need to communicate with or access resources outside of the corporate network?

And so that kind of drew my attention to browsers and what and what functions might exist that may not have been given much attention in that regard.

That's David Prefer. He's a student at the SENS Technology Institute.

The research we're discussing today is titled Bookmark

Bruggling. Novel Data Exfiltration with Bragglemark. Well, I think it's fair to say that browsers,

some people.

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