What methods mitigate risks from malicious scripts embedded in third-party website widgets?
What methods address the risk of malicious scripts embedded in third-party website widgets?
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What methods mitigate risks from malicious scripts embedded in third-party website widgets?
One method to mitigate risks from malicious scripts embedded in third-party website widgets is to use Content Security Policy (CSP) headers. CSP allows you to define which sources of content can be trusted, helping to prevent the execution of unauthorized scripts. Additionally, you can regularly update and monitor the widgets you use, only incorporate widgets from trusted sources, and sanitize and validate any code that you incorporate from third-party widgets. Regular security audits and monitoring for any suspicious activity can also help mitigate risks related to malicious scripts in third-party widgets.