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# Falsification de requête intersite (CSRF)
Falsification de requête intersite, contournement de SameSite, défauts de validation de jetons, contournement de la validation du Referer et charges utiles du serveur d’exploitation.
Notes CSRF pour les laboratoires de la PortSwigger Web Security Academy, axées sur les étapes de test pratiques, la validation avec Burp Suite, le comportement des charges utiles et le flux de travail d’exploitation.
## Flux de test
1. Identifiez la fonctionnalité vulnérable et la requête, le paramètre, l’en-tête, le cookie ou le point d’injection côté navigateur pertinent.
2. Reproduisez le comportement dans Burp Suite avec une charge utile minimale avant d’intensifier l’attaque.
3. Validez l’impact avec une preuve de concept claire, comme l’accès au compte, la divulgation de données, l’exécution de code, le SSRF ou un changement d’état.
4. Conservez inchangés les charges utiles, les URL, les jetons et les identifiants du laboratoire tout en documentant le chemin d’exploitation.
## Laboratoires
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