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Sanitize HTML
See original GitHub issueNot really sure if this is something Staticman should handle or not, but putting this out there.
I recently was made aware that arbitrary HTML could be passed in my comments. Which basically means someone can drop in <style> or <script> tags into a comment’s message and mess with the page.
Easy way around that would be to use Jekyll’s strip_html filter on that data, but that ruins the ability to leave nicely formatted code blocks written in Markdown… which go through the markdownify filter.
This isn’t that big of an issue for me since I have moderation on, but for those who blindly let Staticman publish comments they could be exposing their site.
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- Created 6 years ago
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- Comments:7 (1 by maintainers)
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Definitely something we can do. Thanks for flagging, I’ll look into that.
@mmistakes @eduardoboucas It’s been 4 years, hasn’t found a solution yet? Anyone have any ideas on this?