What do CSP violations typically indicate?

CSP violations, or Content Security Policy violations, typically indicate uncovered scripts or resources. CSP is a security feature implemented in web applications that helps prevent a range of attacks, including Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) and data injection attacks. When a web application attempts to load a script or resource that does not comply with the defined CSP, the browser will block it and log a violation. This mechanism alerts developers to potential security issues and helps them ensure that only authorized content is executed.

In the context of application performance and security, monitoring CSP violations can help developers identify unintended or potentially malicious scripts that are being referenced, allowing them to refine the security posture of their applications. By addressing these violations, developers can enhance the overall security of their web applications and provide a safer user experience.