JSON XSRF Attacks
Welcome to another episode of Cross Site Request Forgery Attacks on DEVILS BLOG ON SECURITY. In this post we will discus a little about JSON hacking. Now you might have question why we haven't covered JSON XSRF attacks along with other XSRF attacks. This question is little difficult to answer but here's my explanation. All other XSRF attacks usually depend on session management attacks in one or another way, directly or indirectly XSRF attacks can be called as derivative obtained by adding and integrating Session Management Attacks, Frame Injection Flaws and Cross Site Scripting whereas the case is little different in JSON XSRF attacks. Many professionals even object inclusion of JSON attack as XSRF attack but we have nothing to do with it. So lets see how JSON XSRF attacks are different from other XSRF attacks.


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