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Set in the HTTP header according to your requirements. The X-Frame-Options field in the HTTP header can be used to determine whether a browser is allowed to render or embed the target page in a <frame>, <iframe> or <object>. Websites can use this header to deflect clickjacking attacks by preventing their content from being embedded in third party pages.
With the HTTP-Header command X-Frame-Options, modern web browsers can be instructed to prevent loading a page in a frame on another website. To do this, the following setting must be entered in the .htaccess file:
Header always append X-Frame-Options DENY
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Header always append X-Frame-Options DENY
—snap
Alternatively, you can permit the page to be embedded only in other pages within the same domain:
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Header always append X-Frame-Options SAMEORIGIN
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If a website must be embedded in an external page, a domain can be specified:
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Header always append X-Frame-Options ALLOW-FROM botfrei.de
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Here is an example of an .htaccess file which will set the Header Scanner to green.
(.htaccess example)
