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Security: Missing HSTS Header
Definition
This indicator identifies the absence of the HTTP Strict Transport Security (HSTS) header on your website. The HSTS header instructs the browser to only access the website over a secure HTTPS connection, enhancing security and protecting against certain types of attacks, such as protocol downgrade attacks or cookie hijacking.
Implementation
To implement the findings of the Security: Missing HSTS Header indicator, you need to configure your web server to send the HSTS header. Consult the documentation or support resources provided by your web server software to enable HSTS for your website. It is essential to ensure that your website has a valid SSL/TLS certificate installed before enabling HSTS.
Benefits
- Improved Website Security: Enabling the HSTS header ensures that your website is accessed securely over HTTPS, reducing the risk of data interception, tampering, or unauthorized access.
- Mitigation of Protocol Downgrade Attacks: HSTS prevents attackers from downgrading the connection to an insecure HTTP protocol, preserving the integrity of the secure browsing experience for your users.
- Enhanced User Trust: Implementing HSTS demonstrates your commitment to website security, instilling trust and confidence among your visitors, and potentially improving your website’s reputation.
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