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#26 MIME-sniffing

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sindre commented 5 years ago

MIME sniffing can be used for XSS. It is standard to turn off MIME in the X-Content header.

MIME sniffing can be used for XSS. It is standard to turn off MIME in the X-Content header.
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Add security headers Fixes #26 and #12
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