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Forgery Tv - http://worldtv.com/forgery_tv_
Started by sirlordlaird on
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Are there any transparent library that I can use or something easy so I can prevent cross-site request forgery (CSRF) with Perl and Apache? How can I generate tokens for forms and validating them server-side?
Started by Timmy on
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To protect from "Cross-site request forgery" from server side, it is best to:
Use HTML escape.
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Hello,
how do I post an array to an action on my controler with the anti forgery token.
This is my Jquery postdata:
var postData = { '__RequestVerificationToken': $('input[name=__RequestVerificationToken]').val(), 'productIds': IDs };
this is my Jquery...
Started by Pickels on
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Assuming you have all your product IDs in the HTML it would be much easier to use jqueryForm plugin :
$("form").ajaxSubmit({url: "MyProducts/DeleteProduct", success: function(response) { // Handle the response }})
var ids = [1,2]; var data = { __RequestVerificationToken... .
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Hi all,
I have some javascript making an ajax call in my Rails site:
$.ajax({type: "PUT", url: url, data: { dummy: data }, complete: function(data) {}});
When Rails gets it, it throws back an ActionController::InvalidAuthenticityToken Error. I'd like ...
Started by Matt Grande on
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</form>
Works.
Rest of form...
(){ return '<%= form_authenticity_token if protect_against_forgery? -%>'; } //--><', form_authenticity_token if protect_against_forgery? %> ...
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Is Cross-Site Request Forgery possible against a stateless RESTful service?
I'm not talking about pseudo-REST where the server remembers that you're logged in via a cookie. I'm talking about pure no-application-state-on-the-server REST with no cookies...
Started by Mark Lutton on
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Somebody else can include an img tag in their HTML page that does a GET on some well-known URI, and your browser will happily send along... .
Using HTTP Basic Auth does not prevent CSRF attacks via GET requests .
Disclaimer: I am not a security expert.
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I've recently switched from storing session data in a cookie to storing it in the database.
Now every POST request causes an ActionController::InvalidAuthenticityToken error. It only happens in Firefox, and only on my home machine (I tried it out at work...
Started by joecorcoran on
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So, hopefully, only you and ....
It only happens if you had a pre-existing session that used the cookie store .
Delete the Rails session cookie for that site in your home Firefox Browser .
The exact same thing happened to me when I switched one of my sites .
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From ha.ckers.org/xss.html :
IMG Embedded commands - this works when the webpage where this is injected (like a web-board) is behind password protection and that password protection works with other commands on the same domain. This can be used to delete...
Started by The Feast on
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Instead, you need to make sure that your website has no targets (URLs that respond to GET requests and change things)
If there... .
You cannot reliably block it by prevent certain <img> tags .
This attack is simply an HTTP GET request made to any URL .
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I've read several XSRF solutions that rely on adding more tokens to the response, which do help protect code that only runs on POST.
i.e. this would be a one step attack relying on a page that responds to HTTP GET
<img src="http://amazon.com/buybook...
Started by MatthewMartin on
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If your site already has a XSS vulnerability, you're already hosed, and anti-XSRF... .
The point is that JavaScript can't read the anti-XSRF token from a cross-domain context, and XMLHTTPRequest is same-origin only, so it cannot be used to steal the token .
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PHOENIX – An investigative “Cold Case Posse” launched six months ago by “America’s toughest sheriff” – Joe Arpaio of Arizona’s Maricopa County – has concluded there is probable cause that the document released by the White House last year as President...
Started by fire Uncle Scam on
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Amateur can you get?
They actually left evidence of the forgery in the document! Freedom.
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By Dan Crosby
of THE DAILY PEN
April 12, 2012
Obama Lawyer Admits Forgery But Disregards "image" As Indication Of Obamas Ineligibility
Taking an audacious and shocking angle against the constitutional eligibility mandate, Obamas lawyer, Alexandra Hill...
Started by The Professor on
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Looks....
If this story is true and not parody, thats one hell of a remarkable course of events .
It really is that simple.
"Before it's news"..
Obama is done! Time to swear in Joe Biden.
This is great news! Birtherism is a great winning issue for the right .
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