In an audit, a security expert discovers that a web application is vulnerable to CSRF. The most likely missing security measure is ________.

  • Anti-CSRF Tokens
  • HTTPS Encryption
  • Input Validation
  • Session Tokens
Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) is an attack where an attacker tricks the victim's browser into performing an undesired action. To prevent CSRF, web applications commonly use anti-CSRF tokens that are unique per user session. This helps ensure that the request originates from the legitimate user.
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