Modern browsers and web servers support many HTTP headers that can greatly improve web application security to protect against clickjacking, cross-site scripting, and other common types of attacks. This post provides an overview of best-practice HTTP security headers that you should be setting in your websites and applications and shows how to use DAST to make sure you’re doing it right. The post HTTP security headers: An easy way to harden your web applications appeared first on Invicti.

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