Unsafe Cross-Origin Links

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Hace 3 años
Hi,

The social icons/links  here cause a cross-origin link issue:
Admin/Setting/GeneralCommon


This shows any pages that link to external websites using the target=”_blank” attribute (to open in a new tab), without using rel=”noopener” (or rel=”noreferrer”) at the same time. Using target=”_blank” alone leaves those pages exposed to both security and performance issues. Ideally rel=”noopener” would be used on any links that contain the target=”_blank” attribute to avoid them. The external links that contain the target=”_blank” attribute by itself can be viewed in the ‘outlinks’ tab and ‘target’ column.

This seems like a very simple fix.
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Hace 3 años
GreatDane wrote:
Hi,

The social icons/links  here cause a cross-origin link issue:
Admin/Setting/GeneralCommon


This shows any pages that link to external websites using the target=”_blank” attribute (to open in a new tab), without using rel=”noopener” (or rel=”noreferrer”) at the same time. Using target=”_blank” alone leaves those pages exposed to both security and performance issues. Ideally rel=”noopener” would be to read about spy apps https://bestparentalcontrolapps.com/highster-mobile/ used on any links that contain the target=”_blank” attribute to avoid them. The external links that contain the target=”_blank” attribute by itself can be viewed in the ‘outlinks’ tab and ‘target’ column.

This seems like a very simple fix.


Any updates? Did you fix this issue?
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Hace 3 años
This can be fixed by just adding rel="noopener" on the social icons link.
The view file should be available at views/shared/components/SocialButtons/Default.cshtml
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