Testing for Cross-Site Request Forgery // Assessing Session Management Mechanisms
Bhavin Patel
Testing for Cross-Site Request Forgery // Assessing Session Management Mechanisms Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) is an attack that rides on an authenticated user's session to allow an attacker to force the user to execute unwanted actions on the attacker's behalf. The initial lure for this attack can be a phishing email or a malicious link executing through a cross-site scripting vulnerability found on the victim's website. CSRF exploitation may lead to a data breach or even a full compromise of the web application. Web App Penetration Testing - Playlist:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XCq2Mfv60UA&list=PL8PnAf11sThVqeqptNmF9vSZ9tRvaeQtXCross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF)Any questions let me know. Thanks for stopping by and please don't forget to subscribe. Cheers
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