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CSRF
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CSRFCross-Site Request Forgery
CSRFCivil Service Retirement Fellowship (United Kingdom)
CSRFCushing's Support & Research Foundation
CSRFcommon source route file (US DoD)
CSRFColorado Search and Rescue Fund
CSRFControl Systems Research Facility
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Meanwhile, another WebKit vulnerability can result in cross-site request forgery if a user visits a maliciously crafted web site.
Apple releases update to Safari to close seven holes by Dan Kaplan / SC Magazine
lt;p>Other methods used include cross-site scripting attacks, where malicious code gets push to on a client machine, and cross-site request forgery, in which a malicious command is executed while the victim is logged into a Web site.
Hackers put social networks such as Twitter in crosshairs by Network World Middle East
Second, the commercial Enhanced Rule Set (ERS) has been significantly augmented to address the newest attack vectors such as cross-site request forgery (CSRF), remote file inclusion (RFI) and HTTP parameter pollution.
Breach Security Enhances ModSecurity Core Rule Set with New Version ... by Business Wire
 
 
 
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