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CSRF is a common attack vector that tricks a user into executing an unwanted action in a web application. While dangerous, the attack is easily preventable.

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Oct 3, 2018

Double Submit Cookie Pattern

Previously, I have discussed the Synchronizer Tokens Pattern as one of the solutions for the Cross Site Request Forgery attack on Web Applications.

This blog post will discuss Double Submit Cookie Pattern to prevent from CSRF attack.

Synchronizer Token Pattern

I explained what is CSRF attack on Web Applications. Today I am going to explain the Synchronizer Token Pattern in this blog post as one of the identified solutions for this CSRF security attack.

What is Synchronizer token pattern?

Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF)

Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) is also known as “Session Riding” or “One-Click Attack”. This…