Cross-Site Request Forgery Prevention Cheat Sheet — jQuery
JQuery exposes an API called $.ajaxSetup() which can be used to add the X-CSRF-Token header to the AJAX request.
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JQuery exposes an API called $.ajaxSetup() which can be used to add the X-CSRF-Token header to the AJAX request. API documentation for $.ajaxSetup() can be found here. The function csrfSafeMethod() defined below will filter out the safe HTTP methods and only add the header to unsafe HTTP methods.
You can configure jQuery to automatically add the token to all request headers by adopting the following code snippet. This provides a simple and convenient CSRF protection for your AJAX based applications
This code snippet has been tested with jQuery version 3.7.1.
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