I\'m having a very strange problem right now: I\'m submitting a very standard form to a create action, and it always fail with ActionController::InvalidAuthenticityToken.
Lets say my javascript makes an ajax-request and in the callback-function it does eval(response_text) without checking the response_text for anything.
I have implemented in my app the mitigation to CSRF attacks following the informations that I have read on some blog post around the internet. In particular these post have been the driver of my imple
Rails seems to be ignoring authenticity tokens for AJAX requests. For instance, I purposel开发者_如何学JAVAy changed my AJAX call to test this with an invalid token and requests seem to go through nor
I have tested a JSF application with the CSRFtester tool, and the tool didn\'t report any CSRF problems. But I had read in the \"OWASP_Top_10_2007_for_JEE.pdf\", that all Java EE web application frame
I have a simple form I want users to be able to log into; here is the template code with the CSRF tag in it:
I have a user on website A and I need to log him to website B (not under my control) but without jeopardizing his password on website B. Website B doesn\'t have an API which is what\'s making this mor
I\'m trying to do a ajax file upload using django. I am trying to make this example work http://www.johnberns.com/2010/07/08/using-valums-jquery-ajax-upload-with-django-1-2/
I have a problem with CSRF validation failing on iframes in IE. I\'ve learned I can fix it if I have access to the parent page\'s server by adding certain headers, using information from this questio
When generating a hash for a form token, I\'ve seen a few different versions: $hash = new Zend_Form_Element_Hash(\'hihacker\', array(\'salt\' => \'exitsalt\'));
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