"The main browsers share their cache between Fetch requests and normal navigation. This means that any request that can be made with Fetch, which produces a cacheable response, can also be used to poison the browser navigation too. Given the right set of circumstances, this approach can unlock a raft of unexploitable vulnerabilities, and make them practical."

Exploiting Cacheable Responses

TL;DR The main browsers share their cache between Fetch requests and normal navigation.

It's official! Europol press release on the LockBit takedown:

Europol

Law enforcement disrupt world’s biggest ransomware operation – LockBit was the most deployed ransomware variant across the world | Europol

LockBit is widely recognised as the world’s most prolific and harmful ransomware, causing billions of euros worth of damage.This internationa...