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package main import ( "fmt" "net/http" "github.com/mozillazg/go-httpheader" ) type Options struct { hide string ContentType string `header:"Content-Type"` Length int XArray []string `header:"X-Array"` TestHide string `header:"-"` IgnoreEmpty string `header:"X-Empty,omitempty"` IgnoreEmptyN string `header:"X-Empty-N,omitempty"` CustomHeader http.Header } func main() { opt := Options{ hide: "hide",
HTTP ヘッダインジェクションは、データを適切にチェックせずに HTTP レスポンスヘッダに反映させてしまうことで発生する脆弱性・攻撃手法です。本記事では HTTP ヘッダインジェクションの概要・対策方法について解説します。
A few days ago, I was poking around Creditkarma's blog and I noticed this HTTP header: X-hacker: If you're reading this, you should visit wpvip.com/careers and apply to join the fun, mention this header. My first thought was: "Wow, back in the day we had the Millennium Bug to save a few bits on a date, and now companies have an entire job offers in an HTTP header!" This made me very curious, so I
web-servers.md Each of these commands will run an ad hoc http static server in your current (or specified) directory, available at http://localhost:8000. Use this power wisely. Discussion on reddit. Python 2.x $ python -m SimpleHTTPServer 8000 Python 3.x $ python -m http.server 8000 Twisted (Python) $ twistd -n web -p 8000 --path . Or: $ python -c 'from twisted.web.server import Site; from twisted
--- concurrency: 4 base: 'http://localhost:9000' iterations: 5 rampup: 2 plan: - name: Include comments include: comments.yml - name: Fetch users request: url: /api/users.json - name: Fetch organizations request: url: /api/organizations - name: Fetch account request: url: /api/account assign: foo - name: Fetch manager user request: url: /api/users/{{ foo.body.manager_id }} - name: Assert request r
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SECURITY IS AWESOME SECURITY IS AWESOME I write about security and privacy. I regularly post original security research, custom tools, and detailed technical guides. Companies selling "security scorecards" are on the rise, and have started to become a factor in enterprise sales. I have heard from customers who were concerned about purchasing from suppliers who had been given poor ratings, and in a
安全で、誰にも手頃でアクセスしやすく、ユーザーを尊重したWebを作るためのHTTPヘッダーのプラクティス [UI/UX]原文 HTTP headers for the responsible developer - Twilio (English) 原文著者 Stefan Judis 原文公開日 2019-04-23 翻訳依頼者 翻訳者 meiq 翻訳レビュアー doublemarket msh5 原著者への翻訳報告 1950日前 メールで報告済み 編集 This article was originally published on twilio.com, and translated with the permission of Twilio and the author. 当記事の原文はtwilio.comにて公開されたものであり、Twilio社および原著者の許可を得て翻訳しています
4 March, 2019 Cache-Control for Civilians Written by Harry Roberts on CSS Wizardry. Table of Contents Cache-Control public and private max-age s-maxage no-store no-cache must-revalidate proxy-revalidate immutable stale-while-revalidate stale-if-error no-transform Cache Busting No Cache Busting – style.css Query String – style.css?v=1.2.14 Fingerprint – style.ae3f66.css Implementation Detail Clear-
With the proliferation of third-party APIs and microservice architectures, modern web servers can make as many outgoing HTTP requests as the number of incoming HTTP requests they serve. A typical web application can interact with third-party APIs to handle payment processing, send email, track analytics, dispatch text messages, verify mailing addresses, or even deliver physical mail. A server can
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