csrf

问题 My django application uses ajax to add an item to shopping cart. The ajax request method is POST, and i enable request header via js: var csrftoken = getCookie('csrftoken'); $.ajaxSetup({ beforeSend: function (xhr, settings) { if (!csrfSafeMethod(settings.type) && !this.crossDomain) { xhr.setRequestHeader("X-CSRFToken", csrftoken); } } }); The problem is, that i send request not from the form, but just using a button and onClick event, so i do not use a {{ csrf }} in the template. So, the

问题 I've found one of the answers delete multipe record and tried following it, but I keep getting the same message: CSRF token mismatch. Cake\Http\Exception\InvalidCsrfTokenException '_Token' was not found in request data. Edit : The Delete button isn't working on thoses 4 Controller/Table (Users, Prospects, Contacts, Accounts, Leads) But they do work on my other table Here is the AppController.php <?php namespace App\Controller; use Cake\Controller\Controller; use Cake\Event\Event; class

问题 I am attempting to perform an AJAX submission to Laravel. According to Laravel's documentation here, I need to add a CSRF token as both a request header and POST parameter. I'm retrieving the CSRF Token from the XSRF-TOKEN cookie as also described in the documentation: // Grab XSRF cookie. var csrf_token; var cookies = document.cookie.split(';'); for(cookie_offset in cookies) { var cookie_parts = cookies[cookie_offset].split('='); if(cookie_parts[0].trim() === 'XSRF-TOKEN') { csrf_token =

问题 i some thing not understand. Always get an error 403. I have a code in frontend(vue.js), here I get a token _csrf from Sails.js, its ok. axios.get('http://localhost:1337/csrfToken') .then(response => { this.$store.commit('csrf_update', response.data._csrf); console.log("_csrf===",response.data._csrf); axios.defaults.headers.post['X-CSRF-Token'] = response.data._csrf; }) And i have a backend sails.js, settings in security.js cors: { allRoutes: true, allowOrigins: 'http://localhost:8080',

问题 I started using the Jeditable plugin with Django and quickly ran into a CSRF error: "CSRF verification failed. Request aborted.", "CSRF token missing or incorrect" As of this writing the Jeditable plugin seems have been last updated in 2008--sometime after this Django began requiring CSRF tokens for POST requests. How do you add Django CSRF data to Jeditable? 回答1: The answer to this question came from a similar jeditable post on CSRF. The CSRF token may be added in the "submitdata" variable.

问题 I am trying to make a POST request from an Angular 6 app to a Django backend. Even though I include the csrf token in the headers, Django is logging a 403 Forbidden error as "CSRF token missing or incorrect". My code is as follows (with extraneous headers in my attempts to satisfy Django): Angular Component: import { Injectable } from '@angular/core'; import { HttpClient, HttpHeaders } from '@angular/common/http'; import { SharedService } from '../../shared.service'; import { CookieService }

问题 I am using the angularavel setup for my app. On my local setup i do not need to explicitly send the XSRF-TOKEN with the angular http request. And it works fine with laravel. I uploaded the same setup on the server and tried to login using my form and laravel throws a token mismatch error. Hence I checked the request payload in dev tools and found there is no XSRF-TOKEN header in the request,like I see on my local. I believe angular generates one by default and send it with every http request

问题 I have enabled CSRF protection and it's causing a problem in the following scenario. The session times out and the user clicks on a button that triggers an action that requires the user to be logged in. As the session is now expired, the user is first taken to the login page then redirected to the action. The action url requested by the user is persisted in the login url with the the expired p_auth parameter and this causes an error I do not want to exclude this action from the CSRF

问题 I have an Express 4 application that makes user of csurf for CSRF protection on API routes. The application is working perfectly and CSRF protection is indeed working where requests without the csrf-token header will give the appropriate error. I make use of Ava for testing with supertest for testing routes. The following test fails when CSRF checking is enabled but passes if I remove the middleware: test('booking api no auth', async t => { t.plan(4) const server = await request(makeServer(t

问题 In am working on a Spring Boot (1.3.2) application which just serves Spring MVC REST controllers that are consumed by a JavaScript single page app (deployed standalone, not inside the boot jar). The setup uses Spring Security , Spring Session and has CSRF protection enabled. This works as expected for the JavaScript client. A login is done by a GET call with Basic Auth provided, the backend creates a session, returns a cookie and also provides the CSRF token in the response according to this