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This is mostly correct, but one thing that's worth pointing out is that CORS doesn't protect anything, but it 'loosens' the protection that the browser has by d
by treve 2y ago
This is mostly correct, but one thing that's worth pointing out is that CORS doesn't protect anything, but it 'loosens' the protection that the browser has by default. The S in CORS stands for sharing, not security.