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Error: "The required anti-forgery cookie "__RequestVerificationToken_L3Rmcw2" is not present. Ensure that cookies are enabled in your browser."Cause: The browser is not able to send the request verification token through cookie .Resolution:...
An antiforgery token is present but has an unexpected name. Suspect the configuration was changed after the crawler got that cookie. Or, another site behind the same hostname set its cookie. Recommend not settingCookieName. Unique cookie names are useful to avoid conflicts between ASP.NET service...
Because the cookie is not sent in the first load of the page the anti forgery token will be set as "anonymous user", and then when we send the form the auth cookies IS sent and therefore the validation will fail. I know that there are more possible issues than the SameSite-setting, b...
在Cookie中获取 anti-forgery token 在Cookie中获取名为:XSRF-TOKEN的anti-forgery token 查看cookie,在浏览器的控制台输入 document.cookie 或者 abp.utils.getCookieValue=function(key) {varequalities =document.cookie.split('; ');for(vari =0; i < equalities.length; i++) {if(!equalities[i]) {conti...
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I found that it could generate the cookie at startup.cs:复制 public class Startup { public void ConfigureServices(IServiceCollection services) { // Angular's default header name for sending the XSRF token. services.AddAntiforgery(options => options.HeaderName = "X-XSRF-TOKEN"); services.Add...
The GetAndStoreTokens method will not only return a data structure with token information, it will also issue the anti-forgery cookie the framework will use in one-half of the validation algorithm. We can use a new ObjectResult to serialize the token information back to the client....
public AntiForgeryToken GetCookieToken(HttpContextBase httpContext) { HttpCookie cookie = httpContext.Request.Cookies[this._config.CookieName]; if (cookie == null || string.IsNullOrEmpty(cookie.Value)) return (AntiForgeryToken) null; return this._serializer.Deserialize(cookie.Value); } So what does...
The Cookie Token contains a token version, randomly generated byte array (16 bytes long) calledSecurity Tokenand a boolean flag set to 1 (which indicates it’s a session token). The Security Token array is then encrypted and encoded using Base64UrlToken encoding and stored in a session cook...