Is this enough for CSRF protection: A random string is generated, $_SESSION[\'hash\'] stores it A hidden value (in $_POST[\'thing\']) in a form contains the random string
Django 1.2 is consistently giving me this CSRF verification error when I perform a POST form. I \"think\" I\'ve done all the things asked in the Django 1.2 docs, namely,
How to prevent USER from doing automated posts/spam? Here is my way of doing it, new php session for each page request, which has its own limitations, no multitabing.
Are there any libraries to protect against CSRF(PHP5.1/5.2) or do I need to create on myself? I use this snippet from Chris, but without a library I am getting a lot开发者_开发问答 of duplication on e
It causes conflicts when the user open another page on another window/tab. So how to prevent these conflicts? One way is to set session same for each page the same..every time the user logout/logins t
I am migrating from programming to \'web programming\', so this may sound too basic My question is about a HTTP request that is responded by \"victim site\" with some \"non-public/sensitive\" inform
I\'m trying to work out security for my AJAX calls. I\'ve got a jQuery post call which deletes a note. From what I\'ve read, it seems that I need to use protect_from_forgery to ensure that the post is
I have a problem with forms submitted with ajax. I do my forms with Zend Framework. Some are real forms so I add a Hash element. Others are for small operations (like upvote and downvote here) so I do
UPD: Same question asked on security.stackexchange.com and the answer I got is different. Please follow there, to get the correct answer!
I\'m trying to protect my .NET web site against CSRF attacks using a hidden key in every form and an special temp cookie, so when the user POST the form I can compare the temp cookie key and the hidde
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