Browser Policy
CSP, frame protection, MIME controls, referrer minimization, browser permission denial, and origin isolation.
The browser is public and inspectable. We protect users, content, deployment paths, and trust—without pretending frontend code can be confidential.
Control areas
Frontend security combines technical browser policy, safe interaction design, minimal exposure, deployment integrity, and clear permission boundaries.
CSP, frame protection, MIME controls, referrer minimization, browser permission denial, and origin isolation.
Credentials, private data, trading logic, privileged decisions, and internal paths never enter public assets.
Contextual encoding and safe handling for URLs, Markdown, news, database content, and future user-generated input.
Explicit confirmations, clear state, no deceptive actions, and stronger friction around destructive or external operations.
Protected branches, reviewed artifacts, scoped deployment identities, immutable provenance, and known-good rollback.
Passkeys or MFA, least privilege, session review, token expiry, DNS protection, and auditable Cloudflare/GitHub access.
Core truth
Minification and obfuscation do not create confidentiality. Sensitive capability stays behind trusted server boundaries.