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Published inNov 2014
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Eugene Liang
Eugene Liang
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Eugene Liang

Y.E Liang is a researcher, author, web developer, and business developer. He has experience in both frontend and backend development, particularly in engineering, user experience using JavaScript/CSS/HTML, and performing social network analysis. He has authored multiple books and research papers.
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In this chapter, we covered the basic forms of CSRF attacks and how to defend against it. Note that these security loopholes can come from both the frontend and server side. In the next chapter, we will focus on misplaced trust in the client, which is a situation where developers are overly trusting and expect the code to work as they want in the browser, but for some reasons, it does not.

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Eugene Liang

Y.E Liang is a researcher, author, web developer, and business developer. He has experience in both frontend and backend development, particularly in engineering, user experience using JavaScript/CSS/HTML, and performing social network analysis. He has authored multiple books and research papers.
Read more about Eugene Liang