How to Use CSRIDOM Effectively

CSRIDOM (Cross-Site Request Forgery) is a type of cyber attack that tricks a user into unintentionally executing actions on a website they are authenticated on. To protect against CSRF attacks, developers can implement various security measures, such as using CSRF tokens, checking the Referer header, and using the SameSite attribute for cookies. By applying these techniques, developers can effectively secure their web applications against CSRF attacks and protect their users’ sensitive information.