CSP unsafe-eval souceid

The sourceid "CSP unsafe-eval" refers to a violation of the Content Security Policy (CSP) that allows the execution of unsafe code through the eval() function. The eval() function is used to evaluate or execute a string of code in JavaScript.

In CSP, the unsafe-eval directive is used to block the use of eval() and similar functions that can execute arbitrary code. By using unsafe-eval, the CSP policy allows potentially malicious code to be injected and executed, which can lead to security vulnerabilities, such as cross-site scripting (XSS) attacks.

It is generally recommended to avoid using unsafe-eval in CSP and find alternative solutions to execute dynamic code securely