forgery | flexible Go web application framework | Router library

I am trying to update Spring Boot application from 2.4 to 2.6.4 but I am getting following error:

The dependencies of some of the beans in the application context form a cycle:

┌─────┐ | webSecurityConfig ↑ ↓ | org.springframework.boot.autoconfigure.web.servlet.WebMvcAutoConfiguration$EnableWebMvcConfiguration.

Following is WebSecurityConfig code:

In this https://help.mulesoft.com/s/article/Runtime-Security-Update-February-22-2021 page a Data-weave plugin patch of Mule Runtime Version 3.9.0 is enlisted as a fixation of "Server Side Request Forgery affecting Mule runtimes in certain use cases". But the patch jar is not available in given link https://help.mulesoft.com/sfc/servlet.shepherd/version/download/0682T000008XHSw. Can anyone help to get the workable link to download the mentioned patch jar?

I am learning clojure with luiminus and I am trying to parse arguments following an example. By using curl I am sending username and password to be printed calling foo in the following route. However, I get the "Invalid anti-forgery token error". And I have looked for solutions but can't find any. Note that I am using the wrap middleware line also. Any suggestions?

I am trying to do something a little unusual. I have an html document that I am opening from the file system (file:///usr/local/var/www/myFile.html)

In this file, I am loading a script library from my local server via php:

In .net Core with we use Configure antiforgery features with IAntiforgery along with [ValidateAntiForgeryToken] or AutoValidateAntiforgeryToken to Prevent Cross-Site Request Forgery (XSRF/CSRF) attacks.

To configure antiforgery feature in middleware we use

There are texareas in my table: "Case Description", "Case Notes", etc..

I want the case description not to show the entire textarea of more than 500 characters in the ...

I want it more like:

I just made an account on twilio and I was able to configure things so that I can send sms through a django app I wrote.

However, now I am trying to understand what hapens to inbounds sms.

Edit I configured an URL on my django app to perform some actions and then I configured twilio to hit that URL when an inbound message arrives.

However, the process failed and I got this response from Twilio (see below). It seems something security related, right?

I'm upgrading a rails app from 5.2 to 6.1. Previous I was using 5.1 defaults, now I'm up to 6.1 defaults.

In rails 5.2, forgery protection became a default. So, when I went all the way up to 6.1 a few things started breaking.

I added skip_forgery_protection to my graphql controller and that fixed all my failing tests. No tests accessing other controllers (which are definitely not implementing the forgery system in the frontend) failed, nor did other things I tried manually.

One theory I had is forgery_protection only applies to POST, PUT, PATCH, and DELETE, but I found zero discussion or mention of this online and it doesn't seem to be what I'm observing (although I admit I haven't been thorough about testing that theory yet).

Everything inherits from the same ApplicationController

What could be going on?

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I've noticed that after creating a new ASP.NET Core Razor page application in VS 2019 from its out of the box template, even the purest html form with the purest model class renders output with

Question

Am I missing something and there is somewhere an explicit attribute/statement which instructs ASP.NET Core to add anti forgery or now this is the default? (which makes using [AutoValidateAntiforgeryToken] obsolete)

...or...

It is just the which is rendered always unconditionally and with the [AutoValidateAntiforgeryToken]I can turn on the server side validation against it? This case how can I smoke test if validation is in effect or not?

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