Table of Contents
Introduction
The Misconception Driving Most Security Findings
How Angular's Sanitization Pipeline Works
The Four Sanitization Contexts
A senior-level breakdown of Angular's sanitization pipeline, the Safe* types, when bypassSecurityTrustHtml() is actually justified, CSRF architecture, CSP, and Trusted Types — with full, paste-ready code examples.
Table of Contents
Introduction
The Misconception Driving Most Security Findings
How Angular's Sanitization Pipeline Works
The Four Sanitization Contexts

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