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Security Checklist: Locking Down Favicon Sources to Prevent Supply-Chain Tampering
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2026-02-21
10 min read
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Operational checklist to secure favicons: same‑origin hosting, hashing, service worker verification, CDN signing and failover to survive outages and compromises.
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