#27 CSRF POC

CSRF, or Cross-Site Request Forgery, is a web security vulnerability that allows an attacker to trick a user into performing unwanted actions on a website where they are logged in, without their knowledge or consent.

How it works:
CSRF exploits the trust that web applications have in authenticated users. A malicious website, email, or application can trick a user into clicking a link or submitting a form that sends a request to a trusted site, causing the user to perform actions they didn't intend.

Examples:
🔹 An attacker could trick a user into transferring funds from their online banking account.
🔹 They could change the user's email address or password.
🔹 They could make a purchase on behalf of the user.

Why it's dangerous:
CSRF attacks can have serious consequences, including financial loss, data theft, and reputational damage.

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