
Frank van Hoof enhanced the security posture of the homarr-labs/homarr repository by implementing a hardened Content Security Policy and refining href protocol validation. Using JavaScript, TypeScript, and Next.js, he introduced stricter controls to disallow the javascript: protocol in links while supporting custom protocols, thereby reducing the risk of cross-site scripting attacks. His work focused on tightening script source restrictions and improving validation logic, which helped ensure safer embedding of third-party content without disrupting user experience. Over the course of one month, Frank’s targeted feature work addressed core security concerns, contributing to compliance with best practices and a more robust application baseline.

May 2025: Delivered security-focused enhancements to homarr, including Content Security Policy hardening and improved href protocol validation, with support for custom protocols in app hrefs. These changes reduce exposure to XSS and improve safe embedding of third-party content, strengthening our security baseline without impacting user experience.
May 2025: Delivered security-focused enhancements to homarr, including Content Security Policy hardening and improved href protocol validation, with support for custom protocols in app hrefs. These changes reduce exposure to XSS and improve safe embedding of third-party content, strengthening our security baseline without impacting user experience.
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