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secure requests automatically. CSRF protection CSRF or Cross Site Request Forgery is a common vulnerability in web applications. It allows an attacker to capture and replay a previous request, and sometimes the CakePHP core team on a private mailing list. For each report, we try to first confirm the vulnerability. Once confirmed, the CakePHP team will take the following actions: • Acknowledge to the reporter confidential until we announce it. • Get a fix/patch prepared. • Prepare a post describing the vulnerability, and the possible exploits. • Release new versions of all affected versions. • Prominently feature

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the CakePHP core team on a private mailing list. For each report, we try to first confirm the vulnerability. Once confirmed, the CakePHP team will take the following actions: • Acknowledge to the reporter confidential until we announce it. • Get a fix/patch prepared. • Prepare a post describing the vulnerability, and the possible exploits. • Release new versions of all affected versions. • Prominently feature prevention for admin prefixed routes. CSRF Protection CSRF or Cross Site Request Forgery is a common vulnerability in web applications. It allows an attacker to capture and replay a previous request, and sometimes

the CakePHP core team on a private mailing list. For each report, we try to first confirm the vulnerability. Once confirmed, the CakePHP team will take the following actions: Acknowledge to the reporter issue confidential until we announce it. Get a fix/patch prepared. Prepare a post describing the vulnerability, and the possible exploits. Release new versions of all affected versions. Prominently feature

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