CSP WHY IS INLINE UNSAFE

What is CSP?

Content Security Policy (CSP) is a security feature that allows website owners to control the resources that are loaded on their web pages. This can help to prevent attacks such as cross-site scripting (XSS), in which malicious code is injected into a web page and executed by the user's browser.

How Does CSP Work?

CSP works by defining a set of rules that specify which resources are allowed to be loaded on a web page. These rules are specified in a CSP header that is sent with the HTTP response. The browser then checks the CSP header before loading any resources on the page. If a resource is not allowed by the CSP, the browser will block it.

Why is Inline Unsafe?

Inline code is code that is embedded directly into a web page. This can be done using the

• How can CSP be used to prevent the execution of inline code?

CSP can be used to prevent the execution of inline code by specifying a CSP rule that blocks all inline scripts and styles.

• What are some alternatives to inline code?

Alternatives to inline code include external scripts, CSS files, and libraries.