What is cross-site request forgery (csrf)? How is rails protected against it?
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Answer / Aakash Rastogi
Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) is an exploit that tricks the victim into making unwanted requests to a web application. Rails provides protection against CSRF by automatically including a CSRF token in all POST requests and forms. This token is generated and verified on both client and server sides.
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