CORS with Spring Security 6
Briefly

CORS, or Cross-Origin Resource Sharing, is a security feature employed by browsers to prevent unauthorized requests across different domains using HTTP headers.
The significance of CORS lies in its role in securing web applications against vulnerabilities like CSRF and XSS by controlling which domains can access resources.
Spring Security 6 offers a modern method for configuring CORS through the SecurityFilterChain and CorsConfigurationSource interfaces, providing a straightforward way to manage CORS policies.
To configure CORS in a Spring Boot application, developers can utilize the SecurityFilterChain alongside CorsConfiguration for enhanced security settings.
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