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Wait, what? I think you means the opposite. If it's got CORS enabled, then you can't do anything unless the request is originating from the relevant domain. An
by maratd 7y ago
Wait, what? I think you means the opposite. If it's got CORS enabled, then you can't do anything unless the request is originating from the relevant domain.
Anyway, do not rely on firewalls (and CORS is a firewall) as the sole security measure. Do not create unauthenticated endpoints unless you want everybody to use them.
- echeese 7y agoTo elaborate, I meant a permissive CORS policy, which is what I see most often.