#31 Spring Security | CSRF Token
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In Spring Security, the session ID value is typically managed and handled by the underlying servlet container (like Tomcat, Jetty, etc.). Spring Security itself doesn't create or directly store the session ID. Instead, it relies on the container's session management.
What a coincidence, I just typed spring security in chat gpt and this video notification pop up😂
Friend, thank you very much. I spent 3 days trying to implement the logout from Angular, now I was finally able to achieve it.
Thank you so much for these videos. I learned a lot from them. I'm glad that you make them in English so everyone can understand
Thank you for breaking down this complex topic!
5:20 : note that it's not necessary for a server to always send a CSRF Token every time a user send a request.
Very nicely explained the CSRF retrieval & sending in the POST requests
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13:36 postman and browser have different crsf token nd session id server count it as 2 clients coz they don't share session storage nd local storage as server create new TCP connection starts fresh session by server that's why it's not working
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Top Comments (10)
In Spring Security, the session ID value is typically managed and handled by the underlying servlet container (like Tomcat, Jetty, etc.). Spring Security itself doesn't create or directly store the session ID. Instead, it relies on the container's session management.
What a coincidence, I just typed spring security in chat gpt and this video notification pop up😂
Friend, thank you very much. I spent 3 days trying to implement the logout from Angular, now I was finally able to achieve it.
Thank you so much for these videos. I learned a lot from them. I'm glad that you make them in English so everyone can understand
Thank you for breaking down this complex topic!
5:20 : note that it's not necessary for a server to always send a CSRF Token every time a user send a request.
Very nicely explained the CSRF retrieval & sending in the POST requests
Video #31!! 🚀🚀🚀🚀
please make fast videos we dont care if its long just make faster
13:36 postman and browser have different crsf token nd session id server count it as 2 clients coz they don't share session storage nd local storage as server create new TCP connection starts fresh session by server that's why it's not working