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Most modern browsers support a variety of HTTP security headers to improve the security of your WordPress website, better protect your visitors from classes of browser attacks such as clickjacking, cross-site scripting, and other common attacks, and even improve your site’s visitors’ privacy online.
This article gives an overview of what these HTTP security headers are, explains how they work and what is their scope. It also explains how you can add these HTTP security headers to your website to improve the security of your WordPress website.
What is an HTTP security header anyway?