Cross-site request forgery: The ultimate Bug Bounty guide to exploiting CSRF vulnerabilities

Imagine an exploit where a click on a link quietly changed the victim’s account settings, reset their password or sent a hidden request that they never authorised.

These are some of the egregious impacts that Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) vulnerabilities can achieve – especially if Bug Bounty hunters can chain them with other security flaws.

CSRF exploits the trust between your browser and the site you’re logged into, enabling an attacker to trigger actions on your behalf without a single visible alert. This guide explains the main CSRF vulnerability types and shows how to exploit them with real-world techniques in a structured, step-by-step way.

You can find the full article on YesWeHack’s blog page