A Cross-Site Forgery Attack forces the user to submit data to another website’s secure area where he has an active session. The user visits a malicious website and clicks on a link or a button. This action sends an HTTP action directed to another website to trigger an event on behalf of the user. Depending on the design of the targeted website, the HTTP action can be a form, a simple HTTP GET, or a REST call.
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Companies often underestimate the internal risks. The perimeters are solid, but, on the inside, there is no control, and employees can simply activate malware to cause immense damage. The costs of ransomware attacks more than doubled between 2020 and 2021, aggravated by a complete or partial loss of data (Sophos, 2021).
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