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Security advisory: Breach and Django
I understand how the attack works, the question was about how a practical exploit would actually be carried out. I've figured out how one would issue GET requests from the right environment, but I don't know if the same is possible for POST.
wglb
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It is just as possible. POST csrf exploits add between two and three minutes to an attacker to craft the request differently.
tptacek
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Just in case you weren't clear on this already: CSRF works just fine against POST endpoints. Think Javascript.
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