I have a strange issue here with my Django app. I implemented the user auth/profiles, and I can log in successfully, etc, with various computers and from three different internet locations. It all wor
I want to simulate CSRF Attack to check my website vulnerability. I tried it on my asp.net webapplication but failed to simulate. So please help me to simulate the CSRF attack. I have simulated by hav
I\'m using Rails 3.1.0.rc4 and I\'m working on doing integration tests with capybara\'s new Steak-like DSL and Rspec (using Devise authentication)
There are quite a lot writt开发者_高级运维en about preventing CSRF. But I just don\'t get it: why I can\'t just parse the csrf token in the target page form and submit it with my forge request?If you
I think this is different to other problems here, I\'ve checked out answers and still no luck. Thanks for any help:
If I create a brand new Rails application (using Rails 3.0.9) and knock up a quick bit of scaffolding as follows:
I was reading this article (http://weblogs.asp.net/dixin/archive/2010/05/22/anti-forgery-request-recipes-for-asp-net-mvc-and-ajax.aspx) about how to prevent CSRF attacks.It seems like the solution is
Is the Mojarra 2.1.1 (SNAPSHOT 20110404) version and higher already protected against C开发者_JAVA技巧SRF? Are the ajax requests also safe?The spec sheet says it is.Why would AJAX be any different?
From what I\'ve learned so far, the purpose of tokens is to prevent an attacker from forging a form submission.
I\'ve just validated a new site a new site that i\'ve written using Rails 3 with the W3C markup validation and i\'m getting errors about the CSRF tags that rails generates.