Understanding CSRF: Methods to Protect Your Applications from Cross-Site Request Forgery
Briefly

Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) attacks exploit users' authenticated sessions, allowing malicious requests to be made without their consent, threatening unauthorized transactions and data theft.
To mitigate CSRF risks, implementing anti-CSRF tokens ensures that every request is validated by the server, and setting SameSite attribute on cookies further restricts cross-site sending.
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