FireBrick Custom CSS: Difference between revisions

Pointing your Firebrick to CSSa .css file that is stored in a website on the public Internet might, in theory at least, have security implications. Certainly review security of that site in general, who might have access to the site's content, any FTP passwords, 'locking' features on FTP. Also consider attacks on the DNS to redirect requests to a bogus site. Man-in-the-middle attacks and ARP &nbsp;/ ND attacks could achieve redirection at a lower level, however this is a much more general problem. Consider using TLS &nbsp;/ SSL (i.e.and ause an <code>https:</code> CSS URL) to reference your .css file in order to prevent these possibilities, or use the <code>data:</code> URI scheme technique described below.