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This line is just incorrect: > The only correct CSRF mitigation is a CSRF token Custom headers are better, imho, if you have an ajax-driven app. There is 0 ch
by factcheckers 9y ago
This line is just incorrect:
> The only correct CSRF mitigation is a CSRF token
Custom headers are better, imho, if you have an ajax-driven app. There is 0 chance of csrf ever happening if you require the session token be passed in a custom header and hold the session value in localstorage.
Source: I am an infosec professional.