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Content Security Policy For Open cart

CSP (Content Security Policy) is a standard that can help to put an extra layer of protection for Open cart stores against cyberattacks like Cross-site Scripting (XSS), ClickJacking and data injection attacks.

The Content-Security-Policy is a response header that limits the browser and tells what content source can be trusted and which should be blocked.

By using CSP-defined policies, you can restrict browser content to eliminate risk.

How To implement CSP in Open cart?

CSP defining a variety of content restrictions by using directives and each directive consist of a name followed by one or more values. You can add a CSP response header in httpd.conf or .htaccess files.

Example 1:

Where “default-src” is directive, this will set a default policy to allow only content from the same origin.

Example 2:

This header will allow sources from any subdomain of test.com, using HTTP or HTTPS protocols.

Example 3: You can also provide directives at the page level as well by using HTML meta tags.

List of CSP Directives:

CSP is having a rich set of policy directives that allow the Open cart store owner to monitor the flow of policies in a granular way –

Conclusion

CSP acts as a gatekeeper for your Open cart store. You can limit data on your store and can define which script can be executed. Content-Security-Policy is a powerful tool for protection against XSS and clickjacking attacks.

E-commerce Stores are lucrative targets for attackers in today’s world.

CSP can mitigate the risk of being targeted and can improve overall Open cart Store Security.

Although it’s not possible for every store owner to set up CSP header and check other vulnerabilities, in such a case Webkul can help through its basic security module.

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