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NickLuckcuck_32's avatar
NickLuckcuck_32
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Aug 08, 2018

ASM X-FRAME-OPTIONS identification of issues prior to deployment.

Hi All,   I am looking at deploying an ASM policy, this policy will activate the X-FRAME-OPTIONS header.   My question is: is there a sensible way of understanding if any of my customers are us...
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samstep's avatar
samstep
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Aug 14, 2018

This is not easy as only the browser knows if a website is rendered in an iframe of a full window.

 

One way of getting that information is to use CSP (Content Security Policy) in Report-Only mode with the equivalent setting of X-FRAME-OPTIONS header and send reports to a CSP reporting service such as report-uri.com

 

Beware that if you find out that people are indeed "framing" your website they are just as likely to be hackers/attackers as legit customers - not quite sure how you would distinguish between them.