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Automatic CSRF protection based on Fetch Metadata headers
Exploring the .NET 11 preview - Part 6
In this post I describe the new Cross-Site Request Forgery protection added to ASP.NET Core that uses Fetch Metadata HTTP headers instead of antiforgery tokens…
Understanding the Fetch Metadata HTTP headers: Sec-Fetch-Site and friends
In this post I describe the Fetch Metadata HTTP headers like Sec-Fetch-Site and Sec-Fetch-Mode which give information to a server about the context of a request…
Cross-Origin-Embedder-Policy: securing embedded resources
Understanding cross-origin security headers - Part 3
In this post I discuss the Cross-Origin-Embedder-Policy, the requirements it places on your resources, and why it's required for some JavaScript APIs…
Cross-Origin-Resource-Policy: preventing hotlinking and XSSI attacks
Understanding cross-origin security headers - Part 2
In this post I describe how to use the Cross-Origin-Resource-Policy to block cross-origin requests that would normally be allowed, such as in <img> tags…
Understanding cross-origin security headers
In this series I look at some of the security headers you can apply to your applications to enhance your security when interacting with cross-origin resources…
Making authenticated cross-origin requests with ASP.NET Core Identity
In this post I describe how to make authenticated cross-origin requests from the browser to an app using ASP.NET Core Identity.…
