A bit more snooping around uncovered that the AJAX eval () preview script wasn’t secured by a CSRF token which could easily be exploited by a malicious hacker.

Any idea why this is happening? Are we expected to submit the form via javascript, in which case we can manually add an X-CSRF-Token to the HTTP call ourselves? If so, it would be useful to extend the ...

Mitigation patterns that next-csrf implements: Use an SSG page to set up the token. Usually, you use CSRF mitigation to harden your requests from authenticated users, if this is the case then you ...

CSRF Still Armed And DangerousCSRF Still Armed And Dangerous Cross-site request forgery may not get the same attention as SQLi or XSS, but it still poses considerable risk to Web apps ...

An authentication process is an act of proving the identity of a user when entering a system. Token-based authentication is a type of authentication that is stateless. This means that when the ...