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How to prevent the use of unsafe-inline in CSPCategory: PHP, PHP
It is best to prevent the usage of "unsafe-inline" in your Content Security Policy (CSP) header. In this article, I will explain why that is the case and how to transform unsafe assets into safe ones. First of all, any content security policy is better than no policy at all.
The other way to whitelist inline content is by computing a hash of the content and providing that in the CSP header.
If this doesn't work you basically have 2 options: remove the content or choose to allow unsafe-inline content.
The other way to whitelist inline content is by computing a hash of the content and providing that in the CSP header.
If this doesn't work you basically have 2 options: remove the content or choose to allow unsafe-inline content.
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