CSRF token is a security measure that is used to protect web applications from cross-site request forgery attacks. In simple terms, it is a unique token that is generated by a web application and sent to a user’s browser. The browser then includes this token in any subsequent requests made to the web application. If the token does not match the expected value, the request will be rejected.
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