XSRF example

Google Cross-site Request Forgery

Cross Site Request Forgery is one of those vulnerability classes that can be a bit tricky to explain, so it's always nice to find a decent live example. This one's pretty harmless, just changes your google languange preferences, but I reckon that we'll see a real growth in this kind of problem over the next couple of years as "the bad guys"(tm) keep looking for innovative new ways to attack web apps.


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