Django - Security Best PracticesWhich HTTP header is primarily used to implement Content Security Policy in Django responses?AContent-Security-PolicyBX-Content-Type-OptionsCStrict-Transport-SecurityDX-Frame-OptionsCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify CSP header nameThe standard HTTP header for Content Security Policy is "Content-Security-Policy".Step 2: Differentiate from other security headersOther headers like X-Frame-Options or Strict-Transport-Security serve different security purposes unrelated to CSP.Final Answer:Content-Security-Policy -> Option AQuick Check:CSP header = Content-Security-Policy [OK]Quick Trick: CSP uses the Content-Security-Policy header [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESChoosing X-Frame-Options which controls framingConfusing with Strict-Transport-Security for HTTPSSelecting unrelated headers like X-Content-Type-Options
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