CSRF Testing Tool

What is CSRF?

CSRF is also referred to as XSRF, Cross-Site Reference Forgery, Hostile Linking, and many more. In this attack, an attacker can execute requests in an application while a user is currently logged in there. In this approach, the attacker uses different websites or elements to send requests within an application but from outside the application. Therefore, the terms “cross-site” or “cross-origin” are used to describe this cybersecurity vulnerability.

There are two types of CSRF attacks:

• Stored CSRF attack
• Login CSRF attack

A CSRF sends an HTTP request when a user opens a website with malicious code to achieve its goal. This code is embedded so that the user does not need to perform further actions. Get more information about how to prevent CSRF attacks, their impact, and how they work.

What is a CSRF vulnerability scanner?

All online businesses need to use an automated vulnerability scanner in today’s age. For this reason, we have developed an efficient and simple solution. Additional to our standard product helpful tools, such as our CSRF scanner, have been developed. This ensures the security of your web applications while saving essential resources like time and budget.

Our vulnerability scanner offers you “Cybersecurity Made Easy”:

• Your developers can finally focus on what’s important! Our vulnerability scanner reduces the time for test setups and offers remediation advice in the reports. Thanks to this, developers save up to 100 hours per year.
• Save an average of 40% on your pentesting budget and enable continuous visibility into your security posture while reducing your risks.

Note: You must own and have the permissions to set the CSRF scanner. The XSRF tool can generate different HTTP Requests that can be considered attacks (even if they are completely inoffensive) so consider that you need the authorization to run this scanner.

Why should I start a CSRF vulnerability test?

How high the impact of a cross-site request forgery attack depends on the application permissions of the targeted person.

A successfully executed CSRF attack usually results in status changes, such as the password or email address. It can also lead to money transfers to other accounts or purchases using the user’s credentials.

However, it is not an average user but has higher privileges, such as administrator rights. In that case, a successfully executed CSRF attack can cause the system to be compromised entirely, as this type of account can submit requests for another order.

Therefore, it is essential to check your web applications for CSRF. Testing will bring you one step closer to detecting and preventing the threat and stopping hackers from accessing your system. This way, you can better protect customer data, such as passwords, credit cards, and email information.

How do I run a CSRF test website?

• We offer the fastest setup on the market. Check your web apps for CSRF vulnerabilities with just one click. Our Quick Security Audit tests your web applications in less than 2 minutes (depending on the size), and you get a detailed report with the found risks, including their severity level.
• Outstanding support helps you in case of difficulties. We verify the CSRF test you have performed to ensure that you correctly enabled the vulnerability tool. Our cyber security experts are here to help you use our tool, and you can contact us whenever you need support.
• We offer more than just CSRF vulnerability scans – test for all top 10 OWASP vulnerabilities as well. You will receive detailed information about all attacks your web applications are exposed to, including the risk assessment of each threat.