3.14 things I didn’t know about CSS @ CSSConf.asia 2015
This talk showcases a series of obscure CSS fun facts, such as CSS syntax gimmicks and quirks, weird tricks that involve CSS in one way or another, and security vulnerabilities that are enabled by (ab)using CSS in unexpected ways.
1. sanitize user input before injecting it in a CSS context 2. disallow framing using the HTTP header X-Frame-Options: DENY 3. use How to avoid CSS expression vulnerabilities? mths.be/bpu
1. sanitize user input before injecting it in a CSS context 2. disallow framing using the HTTP header X-Frame-Options: DENY 3. use How to avoid CSS expression vulnerabilities? mths.be/bpu
.red-door { background-image: url(red-door.jpg); background-blend-mode: multiply; background-color: #000; } What song is this? Paint It Black by The Rolling Stones