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What is CSRF?

CSRF = Cross-Site Request Forgery. A bad site makes your browser send a request to a site you are logged in to, like a bank. It can make your logged-in account act without you knowing.

CSRF = Cross-Site Request Forgery. A bad site makes your browser send a request to a site you are logged in to, like a bank. It can make your logged-in account act without you knowing.
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CSRF = Cross-Site Request Forgery. A bad site makes your browser send a request to a site you are logged in to, like a bank. It can make your logged-in account act without you knowing.

Learn more in the lesson: 41.6 Application-Level Hijack: URL Tokens, CSRF, JWT

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