🔒 Remove 'unsafe-eval' from Content Security Policy#164
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- Removed 'unsafe-eval' from Content-Security-Policy script-src directive - Updated security middleware tests to reflect the change - Verified fix with manual script as environment node_modules were corrupted Co-authored-by: scobru <1079164+scobru@users.noreply.github.com>
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🎯 What: The vulnerability fixed is the use of
⚠️ Risk: The potential impact if left unfixed is an increased risk of Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) attacks, as it allows the execution of strings as code (e.g., via
'unsafe-eval'in theContent-Security-Policyheader.eval()ornew Function()).🛡️ Solution: The fix removes
'unsafe-eval'from thescript-srcdirective in theContent-Security-Policyheader within thesecurityHeadersmiddleware. Corresponding tests have also been updated.PR created automatically by Jules for task 457770079566180210 started by @scobru