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Cross-Site Request Forgery: The Sleeping Giant of Website Vulnerabilities - During the past several years, the same web attack has been discovered, analyzed and renamed. Whatever it's called, it means an attacker is compromising an array of website accounts. CSRF vulnerabilities are exploited across the web because it’s easy and most websites are susceptible. This session will describe CSRF and offer technical demonstrations and solutions to stop this threat.

Cross-Site Request Forgery
“The Sleeping Giant of Website Vulnerabilities”

Jeremiah Grossman (founder CTO)
WhiteHat Security

HT1-203
04.09.2008
© 2008 WhiteHat Security, Inc.

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Jeremiah Grossman
WhiteHat Security Founder CTO
Technology R and industry evangelist
(Named to InfoWorld's CTO Top 25 for 2007)

Frequent international conference speaker
Co-founder of the Web Application Security Consortium
Co-author: Cross-Site Scripting Attacks
Former Yahoo! information security officer

© 2008 WhiteHat Security, Inc.

Cross-Site Request Forgery - RSA (04.09.2008)

Cross-Site Request Forgery - RSA (04.09.2008)

Cross-Site Request Forgery - RSA (04.09.2008)

Cross-Site Request Forgery - RSA (04.09.2008)

Cross-Site Request Forgery - RSA (04.09.2008)

Cross-Site Request Forgery - RSA (04.09.2008)

Cross-Site Request Forgery - RSA (04.09.2008)

Cross-Site Request Forgery - RSA (04.09.2008)

Cross-Site Request Forgery - RSA (04.09.2008)

Cross-Site Request Forgery - RSA (04.09.2008)

Cross-Site Request Forgery - RSA (04.09.2008)

Cross-Site Request Forgery - RSA (04.09.2008)

Cross-Site Request Forgery - RSA (04.09.2008)

Cross-Site Request Forgery - RSA (04.09.2008)

Cross-Site Request Forgery - RSA (04.09.2008)

Cross-Site Request Forgery - RSA (04.09.2008)

Cross-Site Request Forgery - RSA (04.09.2008)

Cross-Site Request Forgery - RSA (04.09.2008)

Cross-Site Request Forgery - RSA (04.09.2008)

Cross-Site Request Forgery - RSA (04.09.2008)

Cross-Site Request Forgery - RSA (04.09.2008)

Cross-Site Request Forgery - RSA (04.09.2008)

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