Cross Site Request Forgery and AntiForgeryToken in Action (.NET Core 5)

Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) is an attack that forces an end user to execute unwanted actions on a web application in which they're currently authenticated.
In this video we will see how this is exploited and what .NET Core provides to avoid this.

[rotemziv]

Thanks!!! Couldn't understand my teacher while you explained it well!

[manjula.cgowda]

Excellent !! .In depth explanation of Antiforgery token options and why need to use

[leonardomakesthebestcontent]

that is some good content! thank you for explaining!

[jackblack]

i am following your udemy coarse that said to watch this, my question is, if we use
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we no longer have to worry about putting it on any controller classes or controller methods?

[DarshanaHashendra]

Instead of MVC application, how this work in Webapi application which request comes from Angular FE?

[pavithrar]

The token generated in admin page form field and cookie is different, how to resolve this?
so on submitting the admin form, getting error.

[soumikmahajan]

So in every HttpPost, I should include attribute [validateanti..]