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twtrubiks/CSRF-tutorial

Use Django To Introduce CSRF and Cookies , Session 📝

Language: Python - Size: 32.2 KB - Last synced at: 14 days ago - Pushed at: about 7 years ago - Stars: 50 - Forks: 4

LeoniePhiline/axum-csrf-sync-pattern

A crate built on top of `axum-sessions`, implementing the CSRF Synchronizer Token Pattern

Language: Rust - Size: 122 KB - Last synced at: 9 days ago - Pushed at: about 1 month ago - Stars: 13 - Forks: 6

syedabdullahrahman/todo-app-audit-features

Todo Management Spring Boot 2.0.4.RELEASE) + Spring MVC + Spring Security (simple Login)+ JSP + Hibernate + MySQL + Audit with Envers + CSRF + Synchronizer token

Language: Java - Size: 121 KB - Last synced at: about 2 months ago - Pushed at: about 3 years ago - Stars: 1 - Forks: 1

athiththan11/CSRF-Synchronizer-Token-Pattern-PHP

CSRF Synchronizer Token Pattern - PHP

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af4oz/fs-gql-rq-backend

This backend code for simple blogger website includes features like user authentication flow based on Synchronizer Token Pattern & the ability to refresh auth session.

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kavin404/csrf-protection-synchronizer-token

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SkNuwanTissera/Anti-CSRF-Part1-STP

This demostrates Synchronizer Token Pattern for Preventing CSRF attacks. This implementation uses Spring JPA, Spring Security and JSP as Tecnology stack

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munsif3/csrf-protection-synchronizer-token

A demo application to showcase the synchronizer token pattern used to overcome CRFS attacks in websites.

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NimansaAthukorala/Cross-Site-Request-Forgery-Demo

Cross-site request forgery, also known as one-click attack or session riding and abbreviated as CSRF or XSRF, is a type of malicious exploit of a website where unauthorised commands are transmitted from a user that the web application trusts

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