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Missing security headers on a Base44 app

Base44 hosts the app it builds. The hosted URL is the thing to paste. Public files and headers on that host are in scope.

Headers the document response already sends, or does not send.

What the scan can see

Content-Security-Policy, Strict-Transport-Security on HTTPS, X-Content-Type-Options, framing protection via X-Frame-Options or CSP frame-ancestors, and Referrer-Policy. A missing Permissions-Policy is informational and does not drop the letter by itself. Either framing control is enough.

What it does not do

The scan does not score how strict a CSP is beyond whether it exists and whether frame-ancestors is set. A header that exists only on an API route we never request is not graded.

Base44 project settings and databases are not opened. The scan does not log in as a user of the app.

What to do next

Add the missing headers on the host, redeploy, and scan again. Turn HSTS on only after HTTP already redirects to HTTPS.

Questions

Does this open my Base44 project?

No. Base44 project settings and databases are not opened. The scan does not log in as a user of the app.

Can the scan prove missing security headers is fully fixed?

The scan does not score how strict a CSP is beyond whether it exists and whether frame-ancestors is set. A header that exists only on an API route we never request is not graded.

What should I do if the scan finds it?

Add the missing headers on the host, redeploy, and scan again. Turn HSTS on only after HTTP already redirects to HTTPS.

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