Discussion: Response compression: where to do it and what to exclude
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Compression of authenticated responses that reflect user input is where the BREACH class of attacks applies; the article's advice to keep secrets out of compressed bodies or to disable compression for those responses is the mitigation. For public read-only content, compressing everything is safe and worth it.
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