Systems and methods for protecting user data privacy against web tracking during browsing sessions

A system for protecting user data privacy against web tracking during browsing sessions, the system comprising:

• at least one physical processor;
• physical memory comprising computer-executable instructions and one or more modules that, when executed by the physical processor, cause the physical processor to:
• detect, by a detection module, a user request for a website in a web browser address bar during a browsing session, the user website request comprising a private domain;
• separate, by a browser container module, a user browsing state associated with the private domain from other domains during the browsing session;
• route, by a routing module, the user website request to one or more servers in a random order to run the browsing session, wherein the user website request is routed to the servers in a random order to run the browsing session by randomly routing, and utilizing a plurality of different arrival patterns, each of a plurality of website requests during the browsing session from a single user to a different server, the different arrival patterns reducing a predictability of the routing of the website requests to any one of the servers during the browsing session;
• perform, by a browsing state security module, a browsing state security action that protects against cross-website tracking by discarding user browsing state data collected during the browsing session;
• and
• perform, by a web isolation security module, a web isolation security action that protects against use of browser fingerprint data for conducting malicious attacks based on the routing of the user website request to the servers in the random order, wherein the web isolation security action is performed by mixing the browser fingerprint data between a pool of users on the servers by sharing a plurality of instances of the browser fingerprint data for a plurality of the users in the pool on each of the servers, wherein the mixing the browser fingerprint data prevents use of the browser fingerprint data for tracking a single user browsing history.

A non-transitory computer-readable medium comprising one or more computer-executable instructions that, when executed by at least one processor of a computing device, cause the computing device to:

• detect a user request for a website in a web browser address bar during a browsing session, the user website request comprising a private domain;
• separate, utilizing a browser container, a user browsing state associated with the private domain from other domains during the browsing session;
• route the user website request to one or more servers in a random order to run the browsing session, wherein the user website request to the servers is routed in a random order to run the browsing session by randomly routing, and utilizing a plurality of different arrival patterns, each of a plurality of website requests during the browsing session from a single user to a different server, the different arrival patterns reducing a predictability of the routing of the website requests to any one of the servers during the browsing session;
• perform a browsing state security action that protects against cross-website tracking by discarding user browsing state data collected during the browsing session;
• and
• perform a web isolation security action that protects against use of browser fingerprint data for conducting malicious attacks based on the routing of the user website request to the servers in the random order, wherein the web isolation security action is performed by mixing the browser fingerprint data between a pool of users on the servers by sharing a plurality of instances of the browser fingerprint data for a plurality of the users in the pool on each of the servers, wherein the mixing the browser fingerprint data prevents use of the browser fingerprint data for tracking a single user browsing history.