Difference between revisions of "Instance-Based Anti Cross-site Framing Security - Why?"
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| − | + | Cross-site framing refers to the ability to host content from within your SmartSimple system on external websites using an embedded frame or window where it is displayed. Cross-site framing is not as secure as other methods of displaying content externally, so we encourage using the API, web page views, popups and other methods. This update makes cross-site framing disabled by default. Administrators can enable this feature if required. | |
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This article will explain why this feature is a benefit to your organization. |
Note: Anti cross-site framing has been disabled by default. If you wish to activate this feature, Administrators may enable it within their settings.<b/>
Cross-site framing refers to the ability to host content from within your SmartSimple system on external websites using an embedded frame or window where it is displayed. Cross-site framing is not as secure as other methods of displaying content externally, so we encourage using the API, web page views, popups and other methods. This update makes cross-site framing disabled by default. Administrators can enable this feature if required.
