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How do I ensure that my web application’s accessibility features do not introduce security vulnerabilities? [closed]
I am currently working on a web application where accessibility is a high priority. We’ve implemented several accessibility features, such as:
- ARIA (Accessible Rich Internet Applications) attributes for screen reader support
- Keyboard navigation improvements for users with motor disabilities
- Form labels and error messaging for better input field accessibility
- Focus management for users navigating with a keyboard or screen reader
I’m looking to avoid common pitfalls where accessibility improvements might introduce unintended security risks, such as XSS vulnerabilities through improper ARIA roles or exposing hidden form fields that contain sensitive information. My goal is to ensure both security and accessibility are fully integrated into the web application without compromising one for the other.
