CSRF Attack Explained How Request Forgery Works
A CSRF attack (crosssite request forgery) forces a victim browser to send an unwanted, statechanging request to a website where the victim is already logged in. The browser attaches the session cookie automatically, so the server cannot tell the forged request from a genuine one. AntiCSRF tokens, SameSite cookies and origin checks stop it.Imagine you are logged in to your online banking in one...
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