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ref=5<https://www.facebook.com/events/640381629343270/?ref=5> . A recruitment video to inspire volunteers is also available for viewing on the page. For the latest on the box castle building event visit: facebook.com/events/640381629343270/?ref=5<https://www.facebook.com/events/640381629343270/?

If the url is something like this: https://mysite.com/myportal/b1/04_SjzQ0NTYyNzS2MLTUj9CPykssy0xPLMnMz0vMAfGjzOJDfU19LNxMTQwsAoydDDyNXb0cnc2dDA2czfRzoxwVAVLe6h0!/ The above url keeps changing per user/ per session for all pages. Is that still at risk of CSRF?

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So email will be useless after that period in case the computer or user email is compromised Send a HTTPS link to user with the temp token. Avoid wire sniffing The end user will have answer a challenge question (one of at least 2 entered on registration) and then reset its password.

Hi, I'm not sure however I think it could be of help also the AppSensor Owasp Project with its detection points https://www.owasp.org/index.php/AppSensor_DetectionPoints especially some of them, such as AE2: Multiple Failed Passwords AE3: High Rate of Login Attempts STE2: High Number of Logins Across The Site combined with the response actions https://www.owasp.org

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*Entry Title: *WHID 2011-45: Facebook users subjected to more clickjacking *WHID ID: *2011-45 *Date Occurred: *February 22, 2011 *Attack Method: *Clickjacking *Application Weakness: *Application Misconfiguration *Outcome: *Fraud *Attacked Entity Field: *Web 2.0 *Attacked Entity Geography: *USA *Incident Description: *Facebook users have been subjected to another

Entry Title: WHID 2011-105: Hackers Take Over Twitter Accounts of Fox-Affiliates WHID ID: 2011-105 Date Occurred: May 10, 2011 Attack Method: Stolen Credentials Application Weakness: Insufficient Authentication Outcome: Account Takeover Attacked Entity Field: Web 2.0 Attacked Entity Geography: USA Incident Description: A group of hackers has gained access to

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