Re:Hacker News CSRF Vulnerability
by kogir on Thursday February 25, 2016 @07:42PM
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wget, curl, whatever. If I'm the attacker, I ask for a new one from my server each time and put the result in the form I serve your browser.
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The CSRF token should be tied to the user session, so you'd need to perform session fixation for that to work.
Re:Hacker News CSRF Vulnerability
by ubernostrum on Thursday February 25, 2016 @09:10PM
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Tying to the session is a common practice but not necessary. You can do non-session-tied CSRF tokens so long as you don't expose your cookie.