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CSP Radar is a tool that helps generate a Content Security Policy (CSP) for a website without causing breakage. It scans a site's content and identifies the necessary policies to ensure proper functionality. The generated CSP can then be used to protect the site from cross-site scripting (XSS) attacks and other security threats.
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Finally a CSP tool that doesn't involve spending hours in report-only mode praying nothing breaks. How does the scanner handle dynamically injected scripts and eval() calls, are you running a headless browser to catch those, or relying on CSP violation reports? Would love to know the architecture under the hood.
Bold claim promising no breakage, CSP and that assurance go together like microservices and 'simple deployment.' Curious what the scanning approach actually looks like under the hood though. Does it use headless browser crawling to catch dynamically loaded assets, or is this just static HTML parsing? Because missing that third-party analytics script that only fires on the checkout page is exactly how you end up with an angry 2am Slack message.
Existing tools like Report-URI and CSP Evaluator handle this for free. What's the actual differentiator here, just the automation layer?
csp without the breakage is huge, needed this badly
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