Google has released two new tools for developers looking to protect web domains against XSS scripting ... to support CSP, including scripts with incorrect nonce attributes, JavaScript, and inline ...

For website developers, the answer to XSS is a content security policy, or CSP — essentially a set of instructions that tells the web server which programming inputs can be trusted. But, wrote Google ...

First disclosed on February 19, 2020, by a bug bounty hunter who goes by the name "Cr33pb0y" on HackerOne, the vulnerability is described as a "reflected XSS and CSP bypass" issue. The bug was ...

Cross Site Scripting, commonly referred to as XSS ... s CSP efforts at the LocoMocoSec conference in Kauai, Hawaii, on April 17. “It took Google 12-18 months to refactor their JavaScript ...

Cross-site scripting (XSS) remains one of the most common security threats to web applications. Despite advanced protection mechanisms, attackers continue to find new ways to exploit XSS ...

Unfortunately, iFrames are always a means to an attack using XSS or cross-site request forgery. Setting both directives to none prevents the malicious use of iFrames. The universal CSP directives ...

After years of discussion and waiting, Mozilla has finally added Content Security Policy 1.0, a defense against some common attacks such as XSS, to its Firefox browser. CSP already has been ...

To enable CSP within NetEye 4.42, administrators can navigate to Configuration > Application > General and toggle the Enable strict content security policy option. This setting ensures that all ...