content security policy (csp) enforcement
Content Security Policy (CSP) enforcement refers to the implementation of a set of rules or policies that control the behavior and sources of content on a website or web application. These rules help prevent various types of attacks, such as cross-site scripting (XSS) and data injection, by restricting the execution of scripts and the loading of external resources. CSP enforcement ensures that only authorized sources are allowed to interact with the website, improving its overall security and protecting users from potential threats.
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