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since I've updated laravel to 5.4 I constantly get: TokenMismatchException in VerifyCsrfToken.php line 68 exception thrown. After some digging and reading through a whole lot of posts and github issues I've figured that my tokens aren't matching :). The point is that my laravel app sets the encrypted version of the token "XSRF-TOKEN" instead of its plain (X-CSRF-TOKEN) counterpart and the helper csrf_token() spits out the plain token hence mismatching tokens. Confusing though why documentation mentions X-XSRF-TOKEN when I get XSRF-TOKEN (missing X-) instead? So the questions are: Has the

开启/关闭csrf 默认情况下yii2是开启了csrf验证功能的，如果需要关闭它的话，只要在控制器中设置一个属性就可以： public $enableCsrfValidation = false; 一般情况下不建议关闭，但api场景可能需要关闭。 TOKEN生成管理 token生成有三种方式 meta标签 在模板中使用 <?=yii\helpers\Html::csrfMetaTags();?> 即可生成meta标签，如下 <meta name="csrf-param" content="_csrf"> <meta name="csrf-token" content="NnNIMTVXUFJuN3tJDDAPAFk4OWBFOAgiBEIiX1kUPTdlJytXQAh9YQ=="> meta标签主要是给ajax用的，ajax提交的时候可以直接从meta中获取csrf-token然后一并提交给后端，csrf-param就是参数名称，也可以直接通过header头提交，以jquery为例： $.ajaxSetup({ headers: { 'X-CSRF-TOKEN': $('meta[name="csrf-token"]').attr('content') } }); 表单隐藏域 使用 <?=yii\helpers\Html::beginForm();?> 替代手动输入 <form>

Closed . This question needs to be more focused . It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it focuses on one problem only by editing this post . Closed 5 years ago . given a website, how to detect potential CSRF vulnerabilities? thanks in advance SilverlightFox This is a CSRF attack:- A page on www.evil.com that the victim is enticed to browse contains the following code:- <form method="post" action="https://www.example.com/executeAction"> <input type="hidden" name="action" value="deleteAllUsers"> </form> <script>document.forms[0].submit()<

The Issue I'm Having I'm making an Ajax POST request from my Angular2 client to my Django (v1.9) backend (both on localhost, different ports). I'm not yet using the Django REST framework, I'm just dumping the JSON in Django without any add-ons. I have been issued a csrf token by the server, and I'm manually sending it back in the HTTP headers (I can see it there when I make the call). However, I still get the error from django: Forbidden (CSRF cookie not set.) I've read a number of other threads, and tried a few things, but still can't get Django to accept the CSRF token. Client side code:

I am using ANSIBLE to install jenkins on CENTOS. The installation works fine but when it comes to the task of installing plugin, i get the following error. fatal: [jenkins]: FAILED! => {"changed": false, "details": "Request failed: <urlopen error [Errno 111] Connection refused>", "failed": true, "msg": "Cannot get CSRF"} The code is as follows. - name: Install jenkins rpm_key: state: present key: https://pkg.jenkins.io/redhat-stable/jenkins.io.key - name: Add Repository for jenkins yum_repository: name: jenkins description: Repo needed for automatic installation of Jenkins baseurl: http://pkg

Django has been updated to 1.3, and in fact ever since 1.2.5, it has extended the scheme to pass a Cross Site Request Forgery protection token to XMLHttpRequests. The Django folks helpfully provide an example for jQuery to apply a specific header to every XHR. Prototype (and thus Scriptaculous) have to comply to this scheme, yet I can't find a way to tell prototype to add the X-CSRFToken header. The best would be to do it once in a way that applies it across the app (like for jQuery). Is there a way to do that? This is a wild guess but you could try extending the base AJAX class... Ajax.Base

Alright, been searching this one for hours and just can't find the start of a solution. I am using an angularJS frontend with a laravel backend. Restangular is my communcation service. My POST are fine, because I can include the _token in the data and it will work. But for Restangular to call a destroy function it looks like... Restangular.all('auth/logout').remove(); //maps to AuthController@Destroy All fine, but then you will get a TOKENMISMATCH Exception, which is a good security messure Since I can't find a way to include the _token into the remove, since it's body-less essentially, I