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Hack Proof Your ASP.NET Application Part 3

24
Nov
2013

This is part 3 of my series Secure your ASP.NET Applications. In this article, I will describe what exactly Cross Site Request Forgery is and how hacker exploit it and how we can prevent from CSRF attack.

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