Learn how to use Content Security Policy (CSP) to prevent the execution of malicious script code in your application.
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Learn how to use Content Security Policy (CSP) to prevent the execution of malicious script code in your application.
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Brought to you by our Guest Author @PhilippeDeRyck
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This is a great article. I’m curious how these recommendations for CSP work in tandem with trusted types, which Philippe wrote about previously: Securing SPAs with Trusted Types.
Trusted Types targets a specific way to go from text to executable code. CSP covers a similar path, but in a less reliable way. However, CSP covers a lot more ways to load script code (e.g., remote files), so it is more extensive.
In a nutshell, I would see both mechanisms as separate defenses, but use them together as a robust defense strategy against XSS.
That’s great. Thank you for the explanation.
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