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Is checking the “HTTP Referer” a valid method of stopping cross-site request forgeries?

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Is checking the “HTTP Referer” a valid method of stopping cross-site request forgeries?

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No. As discussed in lectures, users may have browsers configured not to send “Referer” information (in fact, “Referer” is never sent for links on HTTPS pages). Also many anonymizing proxies strip “Referer” information.

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