This also ought to work for the Chrome browser. These instructions are intended to restore the use of websites that are currently not working due to some sort of data stored in your web browser data cache. WARNING: This will potentially delete the following sort of things: such as settings for websites you may have […]
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Securing with HTTP Headers
Your site can be locked-down to some degree by implementing some HTTP headers on your website, providing directives to your site visitor’s web browser. These directives can help prevent XSS Vulnerabilities. We won’t go into detail here about implementing each feature, but here is a list of resources you can use to check over your […]