Unpkg Angular Content-Security-Policy Bypass Scanner
This scanner detects the use of Unpkg Angular CSP Bypass in digital assets. It helps identify vulnerabilities that could allow attackers to bypass content security policies, aiding in securing web applications against potential exploits.
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Single Scan
Single Scan
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Estimated Time
10 seconds
Time Interval
2 weeks 13 hours
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Unpkg Angular is a popular content delivery network that provides Angular JavaScript libraries to web applications. It is widely used by developers to quickly integrate Angular functionalities into their projects. However, if not properly configured, it could be susceptible to security issues such as content security policy (CSP) bypasses. This scanner is designed to identify the misuse of CSP that could potentially allow a malicious attacker to execute scripts within the web application. By pinpointing CSP bypass vulnerabilities, developers can take corrective actions to maintain the integrity of their applications.
Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) vulnerabilities are a significant concern in web security as they allow attackers to inject scripts into web pages viewed by other users. The vulnerability detected here involves the bypass of content security policies, which are intended to provide an additional layer of protection against various web attacks, including XSS. If an application’s CSP can be bypassed, this could lead to unauthorized scripts being executed, potentially compromising user data or application integrity. This detection focuses specifically on identifying potential bypass scenarios involving Unpkg Angular, highlighting the need for more stringent security configurations.
The vulnerability details indicate that the issue arises from the mismanagement of Content-Security-Policy headers when using Unpkg Angular. By sending crafted injection scripts to endpoints that improperly configure CSP headers, an attacker could execute arbitrary scripts. Specifically, the vulnerable endpoint is the inclusion of Angular scripts via unpkg.com, where improper CSP configurations allow execution of scripts that can manipulate the DOM or steal sensitive information. The scanner detects such configurations by analyzing HTTP requests and simulation of script execution in a controlled environment.
If exploited, the consequences could include theft of sensitive user data, session hijacking, or redirection to malicious sites. Additionally, it may allow attackers to deface websites or leverage the vulnerability as a stepping stone to further compromise a system. The potential for damage underscores the need to ensure CSPs are configured correctly. Organizations could face not only data loss but also reputational damage and legal consequences if they fail to properly secure their web applications.
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