ImageResizer.Plugins.RemoteReader - Resize and process images located on other servers or websites

The RemoteReader plugin allows the ImageResizer to resize and display images that are located at arbitrary URLs.

Kind of like a resizing relay.

There are 3 layers of security to prevent abuse.

1. The API signs the remote url with HMAC SHA-256 to prevent anyone from tampering or generating them without access to the signing key.
2. A whitelist approach is taken to sites.

By default, no sites are allowed. You must handle the RemoteReaderPlugin.Current.AllowRemoteRequest event to permit sites (or portions of sites) to be relayed.
4. The plugin requires that all remote images be decoded and re-encoded. Files are never returned as-is.

This ensures that the files are valid images, and prevents XSS attacks.

Please note, you must configure the and set if all code calling RemoteReaderPlugin.Current.CreateSignedUrl(remoteUrl,settings) is trusted.


Docs: http://imageresizing.net/plugins/remotereader

Support: http://imageresizing.net/support

Requires license, see http://imageresizing.net/plugins

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