SudoDragon
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What is a CSRF vulnerability ?
CSRF is an abbreviation which means Cross-Site Request Forgery, it is also called Sea-Surfing but also often XSRF.
This is a web authentication vulnerability.
This technique benefits from the trust of Web applications to its customers. The goal is to force the victim's browser to send an HTTP request without the knowledge of this user who is logged into his account (the session must be active). It will exploit this authentication and will allow to execute actions in a completely transparent way.
How to exploit ?
CSRF is an abbreviation which means Cross-Site Request Forgery, it is also called Sea-Surfing but also often XSRF.
This is a web authentication vulnerability.
This technique benefits from the trust of Web applications to its customers. The goal is to force the victim's browser to send an HTTP request without the knowledge of this user who is logged into his account (the session must be active). It will exploit this authentication and will allow to execute actions in a completely transparent way.
How to exploit ?
