Install the SRI Widget on a generic (HTML) website

Integrity Check: It compares the downloaded script or stylesheet against the hash (unique code) provided to make sure the file hasn't been tampered with.
CORS Check: If the file is from another domain, the browser checks if that domain allows sharing using CORS (Cross-Origin Resource Sharing).
Action on Mismatch: If the file doesn't match the hash, the browser blocks it and reports an error. This prevents potentially harmful content from running on your website.

A versioned script with integrity hash included is available and it can be accomplished through Sub-resource Integrity (SRI). Use the SRI-enabled script:

If you want more control over the scripts added to your website to prevent third-party providers from making changes.
If it is requested by a certain regulation, such as PCI requires on payment pages.

Note: We only recommend using the SRI-enabled script when necessary, as this type of script is only available for certain subscription models. You will be able to see the SRI-enabled script for any accounts with subscriptions for GROW and higher.

SRI is a web security feature that prevents tampering with resources like scripts or stylesheets loaded from third-party sources, such as content delivery networks (CDNs). SRI works by comparing the resource's unique code (called a cryptographic hash) with a pre-defined value provided by the developer to confirm that the hash matches. If the hash successfully matches, the file is deemed safe for use; if the hash does not match, the browser does not load the file. This security process can be extremely valuable for some websites by preventing attackers from injecting malicious code into the website through compromised external files. When a browser finds a