How to Fix Missing Security Headers
Security headers tell browsers how to protect your visitors. Missing headers leave your site open to clickjacking, XSS, and other attacks.
Guides for fixing the security gaps that leave your site and visitors exposed.
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Security headers tell browsers how to protect your visitors. Missing headers leave your site open to clickjacking, XSS, and other attacks.
Cookies without security attributes can be stolen through network interception or cross-site scripting. Three attributes fix this.
Mixed content happens when an HTTPS page loads resources over HTTP. Browsers warn about it or block it entirely.
A Content Security Policy header tells browsers which sources can load scripts, styles, and other resources on your pages. It is one of the strongest defenses against XSS attacks.
HTTPS encrypts data between your visitors and your server. HSTS makes sure browsers always use the encrypted connection.
An expired or invalid SSL certificate blocks visitors with a full-screen browser warning. Here is how to fix and prevent it.
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