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  1. Why do browsers enforce the same-origin security policy on iframes?

    Review: Same-origin policy First, let's clarify that the behavior observed here (the iframe does not render) is much stricter than the default same-origin policy. If you already understand that, skip down …

  2. Are public website s3 buckets vulnerable to DDoS attacks?

    Aug 7, 2020 · So my question is, given an architecture using Cloudflare, CloudFront and S3 website bucket with public access bucket policy, is there a DDoS vulnerability, specifically with respect to …

  3. What is cloudfront.net AdWare? - Information Security Stack Exchange

    May 9, 2018 · Cloudfront.net is a legitimate and safe content delivery network owned by Amazon, however cyber criminals are abusing this CDN to deliver malicious content. And This CloudFront.net …

  4. Does domain resolve to CDN (Cloudfront) IP and not the actual web …

    Mar 17, 2021 · If a web-app is using cloudfront as CDN, what happens if I ping the domain? You are pinging CloudFront, not the domain. The DNS entry for the domain point to CloudFront, and …

  5. How can I look up a Certificate Authorities CAA record value?

    Aug 24, 2017 · CloudFront doesn't "issue" certificates, so I suppose you are using an AWS ACM certificate in CloudFront? If so, I don't think they have fully rolled out CAA checking from their CA …

  6. tls - Is it technically possible to configure two different SSL ...

    A Web server can start a renegotiation at any time, and that's exactly how IIS handles client certificates: it starts with a "normal" SSL handshake, then, when it learns the target path (HTTP request …

  7. Do we need to set the X-Frame-Options header for JS files too?

    Feb 26, 2018 · I have added the X-Frame-Options header for my HTML files from web server itself. Do I still need to add it for other static files like CSS and JS( which I serve from cloudfront/s3) ?

  8. tls - Should SSL be terminated at a load balancer? - Information ...

    It seems to me the question is "do you trust your own datacenter". In other words, it seems like you're trying to finely draw the line where the untrusted networks lie, and the trust begins. In my opinion, …

  9. denial of service - Information Security Stack Exchange

    Sep 10, 2015 · There are 2 ways to solve your problem: Put an AWS Cloudfront distribution between Cloudflare and Heroku. You can use them together and Cloudfront is suitable for dynamic content. …

  10. Should I disable TLS 1.0 and TLS 1.1 support on my web servers

    Mar 16, 2020 · When the client says "We'll move to TLS 1.2", does it means they will support 1.2 exclusively from now on, or they will begin supporting TLS 1.2?