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Adding Content-Security-Policy (CSP) to website to protect users against XSS attacks #2756

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ghost opened this Issue Apr 18, 2017 · 2 comments

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ghost commented Apr 18, 2017

This CSP can be easily added in github pages as explained here and would add more security to the site by protecting users against XSS attacks.

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Cool! Thanks for pointing this out.

I think we'd just want 'self' for everything. Is there an easy way to do that for all directives, or must we specify each one?

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andrewdavidwong commented Apr 18, 2017

Cool! Thanks for pointing this out.

I think we'd just want 'self' for everything. Is there an easy way to do that for all directives, or must we specify each one?

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There may be more. Hmm, what is this?! Not so careful grep doesn't reveal anything else.

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marmarek commented Apr 18, 2017

There may be more. Hmm, what is this?! Not so careful grep doesn't reveal anything else.

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