Cross-site request forgery (aka cross-site reference forgery) is a form of web application attack. The hacker tricks users through malicious requests into running tasks they do not intend to execute. A CSRF token helps with this by generating a unique, unpredictable, and secret value by the server-side. When the subsequent request is made, the web server validates the request parameter that contains the token and rejects those that don’t.
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