CSRIDOM Secrets Revealed

CSRIDOM (Cross Site Request Forgery) is a type of cyber attack that tricks a user into unknowingly executing actions on a web application. This attack occurs when a malicious website sends a request to a different website where the user is authenticated, leading to unauthorized actions being performed.

There are several ways to prevent CSRF attacks, such as implementing CSRF tokens, using SameSite cookies, and validating referrer headers. However, attackers are constantly evolving their tactics to bypass these security measures. It is crucial for website developers to stay informed about the latest CSRF attack techniques and regularly update their defenses.