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Content-origin policies are a fundamental aspect of browser functionality. Mozilla is grappling with the challenge of making Content-origin policies work with content-addressed content.
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The Single-origin Policy is a central pillar of the browser security model. Its based on the assumption of http, a centralized protocol, meaning that content's identity (and therefore security) is bound to the location its being retrieved from.
Related:
CSRF
CORS
JSON-P
web sockets
Cross Document messaging
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Content-origin policies are a fundamental aspect of browser functionality. Mozilla is grappling with the challenge of making Content-origin policies work with content-addressed content.
The Single-origin Policy is a central pillar of the browser security model. Its based on the assumption of http, a centralized protocol, meaning that content's identity (and therefore security) is bound to the location its being retrieved from.
Related:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: