CrossDomainTransfer
CrossDomainTransfer refers to the process of moving data or executing actions between different security domains, most commonly encountered in web development. When a web browser loads a page from one domain (e.g., example.com), it operates within a security context tied to that domain. This context prevents scripts from accessing resources or data belonging to a different domain (e.g., another-domain.com) due to the Same-Origin Policy, a fundamental security measure.
CrossDomainTransfer mechanisms are designed to overcome these restrictions in controlled ways. Common methods include using IFrames
The need for CrossDomainTransfer arises in various scenarios, such as integrating third-party widgets or services, loading