software
CORS
Cross-Origin Resource Sharing
Definition
CORS is a browser security mechanism that controls which web origins can access resources from a different domain. Servers declare allowed origins, methods, and headers through HTTP response headers.
CORS prevents malicious websites from making unauthorized API calls using a user's cookies, while allowing legitimate cross-origin requests for SPAs and microservice architectures.
Can this ship? Are we exposed? Can you prove it?
Every CISO is asking these three questions. We answer them with facts, not guesses, from repository to runtime.