9. Modern PHP CSRF Protection Example using a PHP Forms Library
Updated on: 2023-01-24
Posted on: 2023-01-23
Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) attacks are means that badly intentioned users may use to make users of a site perform actions without intention. For instance, a successful CSRF attack can make e-commerce purchases, and the purchased goods are delivered to an attacker's location address.
Good Web sites are protected against CSRF security attacks. Attempts to perform these attacks are ignored.
As a responsible Web developer, it is in your best interest to learn how to prevent these attacks so your PHP Web projects can be more secure.
Please read this short article to learn more about CSRF attacks and a practical example of protection against CSRF attacks in your Web form pages generated and processed by PHP.
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Good Web sites are protected against CSRF security attacks. Attempts to perform these attacks are ignored.
As a responsible Web developer, it is in your best interest to learn how to prevent these attacks so your PHP Web projects can be more secure.
Please read this short article to learn more about CSRF attacks and a practical example of protection against CSRF attacks in your Web form pages generated and processed by PHP.
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