Clickjacking is a malicious technique that visually deceives the user into clicking on something different than what is perceived. An attacker uses a transparent, invisible iframe over an au... Read more
Another common defense practice against CSRF is the use of a anti-CSRF token. Before discussing this method, let us look at the nature of CSRF first. Nature of CSRF Why does a CSRF attack su... Read more
Referer check is one of the most commonly used applications to prevent image hotlinking. Similarly, referer check can also be used to check whether the request is from a legitimate source. F... Read more
Verification code is considered to be the most simple and effective way to defend against CSRF attacks. CSRF attacks tend to construct network requests of which users are unaware. The verifi... Read more
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