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I'm surprised that SRI (sub resource integrity) isn't mentioned, though it does require HTML changes. It makes you embed SHA-2 hashes into your CSS and/or JS tags, and if the given hash doesn't match the received resource's hash, the resource isn't applied to the page. It protects you (for example) from your CDN changing your data.

Also, no mention of E-tags. They help with caching.



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