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Vercel Blog

Understanding the SameSite cookie attribute

Navigating the web safely while ensuring user privacy is a top priority. When working with cookies, it’s important to ensure they are secure and serve their intended purpose without compromising user privacy. One key attribute to consider is , which dictates when and how cookies are sent in cross-site requests.SameSite Read more

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Vercel Blog

Command Menu now available in Deployments

You can now use  (or  on Windows) to open the Command Menu on any deployment where the Vercel Toolbar is enabled, including . You can use if you're viewing a deployment of a website that has its own menu. ⌘KCtrl+KCmd + Shift + K⌘Kproduction and localhost Users can now navigate between a deployment and other Vercel pages relevant to the project directly through the menu. to learn more. Check out our documentation Read more

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PlanetScale Blog

PlanetScale Managed is now PCI compliant

PlanetScale is committed to building the best database, and a significant part of that commitment is building in enterprise-grade security at every step along the way. We are pleased to announce that PlanetScale Managed on AWS has been issued an Attestation of Compliance (AoC) and Report on Compliance (RoC), certifying our compliance with the PCI DSS 4.0 as a Level 1 Service Provider. This enables PlanetScale Managed to be used via a shared responsibility model across merchants, acquirers, issue

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Vercel Blog

Understanding CSRF attacks

Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) is an attack that tricks users into executing unwanted actions on a web application where they're currently authenticated. Read more

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