Invicti's Web Application Security Blog Updates for 19 Dec 2024

View this email in your browser Weekly Update – 19 Dec 2024 How to prevent CSRF attacks by using anti-CSRF tokens The most common way of preventing cross-site request forgery attacks is to use an anti-CSRF token, which is a unique value set and then verified by a web app. CSRF is a client-side attack that can be used to perform unintended actions within a user session, including redirecting to a malicious website or stealing session data. Correctly generating and using CSRF tokens is crucial to protect users against CSRF attacks and their consequences. The post How to prevent CSRF attacks by using anti-CSRF tokens appeared first on Invicti.   More Recent Articles How to select a DAST scanner Ducks, dinosaurs, and XSS: A little knowledge is a dangerous thing in security CWE Top 25 for 2024: XSS, SQLi, buffer overflows top the list Brainstorm tool release: Optimizing web fuzzing with local LLMs How to prevent SQL injection Copyright © 2024 Invicti, All rights reserved. You are receiving this email because you opted in as a Blog Subscribers.                                                                         Invicti Security Corp 1000 N Lamar Blvd Suite 300, Austin, TX 78703, United States Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list