CSP

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CSP is a web security standard that helps prevent attacks like cross-site scripting (XSS) by controlling which resources a browser is allowed to load for a given page.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf browser security mechanism
web security standard
abbreviation CSP
commonHeaderName Content-Security-Policy NERFINISHED
Content-Security-Policy-Report-Only
configuredBy web application developers
controls WebSocket connection endpoints
connection endpoints for XHR and fetch
execution of inline scripts
from which origins resources may be loaded
loading of external scripts
loading of fonts
loading of frames and iframes
loading of images
loading of media resources
loading of stylesheets
use of base URIs
use of eval-like JavaScript constructs
use of form actions
use of inline event handlers
use of plugins and object resources
use of workers
which resources a browser is allowed to load
definedBy World Wide Web Consortium NERFINISHED
deliveredAs HTML meta element
HTTP response header
encourages avoidance of inline JavaScript
use of nonces or hashes for scripts
enforcedBy web browsers
hasVersion Content Security Policy Level 1 NERFINISHED
Content Security Policy Level 2 NERFINISHED
Content Security Policy Level 3 NERFINISHED
introducedIn Content Security Policy Level 1 NERFINISHED
mitigates clickjacking when combined with frame-ancestors directive
cross-site scripting (XSS)
data injection vulnerabilities
partOf web platform security model
primaryGoal mitigate cross-site scripting attacks
mitigate data injection attacks
reduce content exfiltration risk
relatedTo HTTP security headers
Referrer-Policy
Strict-Transport-Security
X-Frame-Options
requires whitelisting of trusted content sources
specifiedIn W3C Recommendation NERFINISHED
supportedBy major desktop browsers
major mobile browsers
supports script hashes
script nonces
style hashes
style nonces
supportsMode enforce mode
report-only mode
usedIn modern web applications
usesDirective base-uri
block-all-mixed-content
child-src
connect-src
default-src
font-src
form-action
frame-ancestors
frame-src
img-src
object-src
report-to
report-uri
script-src
style-src
upgrade-insecure-requests

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