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feature/add nonce to index console #130

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  • adding csp nonce to slcsp index.html
  • Add content security policy headers and update CSP nonce in index.html

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  • New Features
    • Introduced Content Security Policy (CSP) directives to enhance security.
  • Refactor
    • Updated HTML structure across multiple applications for consistency and security.

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The recent updates focus on enhancing web security through Content Security Policy (CSP) directives. Modifications include the addition of a headers field in the project configuration and updates to HTML files for CSP nonce support. These changes aim at strengthening the application's defense against common web vulnerabilities by specifying allowed sources for resources and embedding a unique nonce to inline scripts and styles.

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Files Change Summary
apps/.../project.json Added headers field for CSP directives
apps/console/src/index.html, apps/slcsp-calculator/src/index.html Lowercased doctype, added CSP nonce meta tag, updated elements for nonce support

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A rabbit hopped in, a nonce in its spring.
"To protect and to serve," it softly whispered,
As into the HTML, a new tag it delivered.
With a hop, skip, and jump, security's enhanced,
In this digital garden, where safety's advanced.
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Commits Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 6ffba92 and 10f12e1.
Files selected for processing (3)
  • apps/console/project.json (1 hunks)
  • apps/console/src/index.html (1 hunks)
  • apps/slcsp-calculator/src/index.html (2 hunks)
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apps/console/src/index.html (3)

1-1: Lowercase doctype declaration is a good practice and aligns with HTML5 standards.


5-5: Ensure the nonce value in the CSP_NONCE meta tag is dynamically generated for each request to enhance security.


12-12: Confirm that the nonce value in the ngCspNonce attribute matches the dynamically generated nonce in the CSP_NONCE meta tag for consistency and security.

apps/slcsp-calculator/src/index.html (3)

1-1: Lowercase doctype declaration is consistent with HTML5 standards.


5-5: Verify that the nonce value in the CSP_NONCE meta tag is dynamically generated for each request to maintain security.


25-25: Ensure the nonce value in the ngCspNonce attribute is dynamically generated and consistent with the CSP_NONCE meta tag for security.

apps/console/project.json (1)

92-94: Confirm that the nonce value used in CSP directives is dynamically generated and consistent with the nonce values in HTML files for enhanced security.

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