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How Angular Preventing Cross Site Scripting (XSS) and CSRF Attacks?

How does Angular 2 handle with XSS or CSRF?  How Angular prevents this Attacks? The Cross Site Scripting (XSS) attack is a type of injection and attackers inject your web applications using the client side scripts and malicious code into web pages. An attacker can insert vulnerability scripts and malicious code in your web applications. The Angular treats all values as un-trusted by default. This is the great advantages of Angular. Stayed Informed   –  Angular 4 docs  and  Angular 5 docs When a value is Inserted Vulnerability into the DOM from – 1.      A Template 2.      Property 3.      Attribute 4.      Style 5.      Class Binding 6.      Interpolation 7.      And so on. Angular recognizes the value as unsafe and automatically sanitizes and removes the script tag and other securit...

How To Handle XSS or CSRF Attacks in Angular 4 ?

How does Angular 4 handle with XSS or CSRF Attacks? A Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) attack is a type of injection that can be carried out to users understanding of a website. The attackers inject to client-side scripts into web pages which are viewed by users. Attacker access to the user’s cookies, session Ids, passwords and other private data and this XSS attacks are affect your website. The XSS attacks are common in web browsers. Stayed Informed – Angular 4 docs and Angular 5 docs How can XSS be done in an Angular application? There are some ways to do attack in an Angular application. HTML Attributes – <div [ innerHTML ]=" UNTRUSTED " ></div> OR <input value= "UNTRUSTED" > Style — <div [ style ]=" height:UNTRUSTED " ></div> URL — <a [ href ]=" UNTRUSTED-URL " ></a> OR <script [ src ]=" UNTRUSTED-URL " ></script> OR <iframe src= ...