I\'m getting the \"CSRF token missing or incorrect\" error whenever I try the following code: def format(request):
I am developing a mathematics site using Asp.Net MVC 3 + Razor + MathJax. MathJax is a javascript library to render TeX or LaTeX codes on the web browser.
I manage a large and active forum and we\'re being plagued by a very serious problem. We allow users to embed remote images, much like how stackoverflow handles image (imgur) however we don\'t have a
I have an action in my site: http://mysite.com/User/Logout This will log the current user out of his/her session. Since this is a simple GET request, a malicious user could either create links to t
I could use some help complying with Django\'s CSRF protection mechanism via my AJAX post. I\'ve followed the directions here:
why following jquery code doesn\'t work when used with django while it works if loaded like static page?
A user recently reported to me that they could exploit the BBCode tag [img] that was available to them through the forums.
The AntiForgeryToken is used to prevent CSRF attacks, however the links on MSDN don\'t give me much insight to what exactly the AntiForgeryToken does, or how it works, or why things are done the way t
Do I need to use csrf tokens in my ajax requests? I think that someone tricking my users to execute m开发者_开发问答alicious ajax requests from another site, to my site, will fail because of the orig
I\'m in trying to protect from CSRF and have two scenarious: Doing POST from within another site and it fails when I enable AntiForgeryToken
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