How Do I Prevent Cross-Site Forgery?

Hacker's first book, "Black and White Online." Author: Flower knows no boundaries, founder of the Association of Chinese hackers, black and white people in charge of public service platform.

Black and white

Author: Flower knows no boundaries

A must-have classic book to raise awareness of network security for Xiaobai users.

Network security and information privacy have become issues of great concern to all walks of life.

Flowers without boundaries

Founder of China Hacking Association.

Cover

Network black and white (2 photos)

Chapter One Hello Hacker

1.1 My path to security 1.2 The history of hackers 1.3 Thinking about security 1.4 How to learn hackers 1.5 Search engine syntax 1.6 Hacker blades 1.7 Common attack methods 1.8 Exaggerated hackers 1.9 Disguise and anti-reconnaissance

Chapter 2 Hello Privacy

2.1 Is your privacy important 2.2 Misunderstanding of privacy 2.3 Public space privacy 2.4 Various doors 2.5 Are you valuable 2.6 Preventing information leakage 2.7 Protecting your privacy 2.8 Personal habits developing 2.9 Human flesh search concept

Chapter III Hello Social Worker

3.1 Kevin Mitnick 3.2 Defining Social Engineering 3.3 Basic Skills of Siege 3.4 Common Social Workers 3.5 Preventing Social Worker Postures 3.6 Human Weaknesses 3.7 Where Are Your Passwords 3.8 Talking about Social Engineering 3.9 The Art of Anti-Fraud

Chapter 4 Hello Web

4.1 Getting to know front-end security 4.2 Recommended penetration tools 4.3 Analysis of security principles 4.4 The role of firewalls 4.5 Attention to security 4.6 Cultivation of security awareness 4.7 Talking about data recovery 4.8 Reptiles in the network 4.9 Worm technology analysis

Chapter 5 Hello Xss

5.1 Cross-Site Attack Concepts 5.2 Cross-Site Attack Hazards 5.3 Cross-Site Attack Types 5.4 Cross-Site Attack Purposes 5.5 Simple Cross-Site Demos 5.6 Prevent Cross-Site Attacks 5.7 Talking About Cross-Site Attacks 5.8 Cross-Site Forgery Attacks 5.9 Click Hijack Attacks

Chapter 6 Hello SQL

6.1 Introduction to injection attack 6.2 Alternative injection attack 6.3 Common injection statement 6.4 Injection attack tool 6.5 Injection attack step 6.6 Injection attack advanced 6.7 Analysis of secondary injection 6.8 Manual blind injection attack 6.9 Defense against injection attack

Chapter 7 Hello Trojan

7.1 Trojan horse meter 7.2 Development history of trojan horse 7.3 Talking about webpage hanging horse 7.4 How to prevent trojan horse 7.5 SMS interception trojan horse 7.6 Remote control trojan horse 7.7 Trojan virus analysis 7.8 Principle of hacking trojan horse 7.9 A trojan horse hacker

Chapter VIII Hello Fraud

8.1 Common types of fraud 8.2 Online earning part-time fraud 8.3 Mobile payment fraud 8.4 Fraud against the elderly 8.5 How to analyze fraud 8.6 Future credit era 8.7 Psychology of fraud 8.8 Analysis of the fraud industry 8.9

Chapter 9 Hello Dark Web

9.1 The King of Underground Crimes 9.2 What the Dark Web Is 9.3 Connecting the Onion Network 9.4 Using the Onion Route 9.5 Talking about the Underground Black Market 9.6 Tracing the Deep Dark Web 9.7 Passing Bitcoin 9.8 The Dark Web Terror 9.9 A Dangerous Warning