Asynchronous flow control (promises, generators, observables, CSP, etc)
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Asynchronous flow control (promises, generators, observables, CSP, etc)
Examples of security features (or mishaps) on web applications -- these are mostly examples and tutorials from the WASEC book.
A plugin which, when combined with HTMLWebpackPlugin, adds CSP tags to the HTML output.
A Gatsby plugin which adds strict Content Security Policy to your project.
Module for Nuxt.js to configure security headers and more
A chrome extension that helps you disable or bypass Content Security Policy(CSP),which is based on Manifest V3.
WebExtension allow to execute bookmarklets as privileged scripts
Plugin to generate hash for inline scripts and styles for CSP
This repository is a collection of JavaScript gadgets that can be used to bypass XSS mitigations such as Content Security Policy (CSP) and HTML sanitizers like DOMPurify.
Allow inline scripts regardless of site policy
Talk+workshop series on foundational understanding through implementation.
How to implement a nonce-based Content Security Policy (CSP) for an ASP.NET Core Application
Dhroraryus generates schedules intelligently according to one's constraints and preferences
User-defined Content Security Policy
An example Angular 1.x site with a Caché REST backend
Content Security Policy (CSP) Disable
Javascript to quickly generate CSP hashes for all script/style elements in a website.
Add a description, image, and links to the csp topic page so that developers can more easily learn about it.
To associate your repository with the csp topic, visit your repo's landing page and select "manage topics."