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Securing your CDN: Why and how should you use SRI
Proposed article introduction
Using an external CSS or a third-party JavaScript library on a website has never been simpler. Including script src="https://example.com/whatever.js"> in the head> part of a HTML is all that is required, right? discovered some attractive CSS? Include it on a website by using the link rel="stylesheet" href="..."> tag.In ths tutorial article we will be taking you through all the mentioned above.
Key takeaways
-Problems with relying on your CDN
-What is SRI and how can it solve this problem
-How to use SRI
-How to get SRI Hash
Limitations of using SRI
Conclusion
The best line of defense against corrupted CSS and JavaScript from outside parties is SRI. Although it's quite simple to use, you must ensure that your website can function without the aid of outside resources in case something goes wrong.
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Topic Suggestion
Proposed title of the article
Securing your CDN: Why and how should you use SRI
Proposed article introduction
Using an external CSS or a third-party JavaScript library on a website has never been simpler. Including script src="https://example.com/whatever.js"> in the head> part of a HTML is all that is required, right? discovered some attractive CSS? Include it on a website by using the link rel="stylesheet" href="..."> tag.In ths tutorial article we will be taking you through all the mentioned above.
Key takeaways
-Problems with relying on your CDN
-What is SRI and how can it solve this problem
-How to use SRI
-How to get SRI Hash
Conclusion
The best line of defense against corrupted CSS and JavaScript from outside parties is SRI. Although it's quite simple to use, you must ensure that your website can function without the aid of outside resources in case something goes wrong.
Templates to use as guides
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