Strict CSP for WordPress
It’s been a long time coming. but here it is. I wrote this Security Fix for WordPress code…
ISMS
An Information Security Management System (ISMS) is a structured framework designed to manage sensitive company information, ensuring its…
Why I don’t use unsafe-inline, and you shouldn’t either
Building a CSP and then allowing unsafe-inline does nothing for your security. It’s worse than nothing. It’s a…
CSP FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions What is a CSP and why is it important? A Content Security Policy (CSP) is…
What is the difference between XSS and CSRF?
XSS exploits user trust in a website by injecting scripts, while CSRF exploits website trust in a user by tricking them into executing unwanted actions.
Why Your WordPress Site Needs a Content Security Policy for Website Security
Enhance your WordPress site's security with a strict Content Security Policy to prevent data breaches and protect against malicious attacks.
Hashes and Nonces: Build Web Application Security with a strict CSP
Introduction The implementation of a strict Content Security Policy (CSP) has emerged as a critical strategy for safeguarding…
Foundational Techniques for Web Security
Understanding Web Security Basics Web security is an essential aspect of web development that focuses on protecting applications…