CVE-2023-38579

Summary

CVE-2023-38579 is a cross-site request forgery (CSRF) vulnerability that puts users at risk. The issue lies in the predictability or ease of guessing of the CSRF token in the request. An attacker can exploit this weakness to craft a malicious request that, once triggered by an unsuspecting victim, could result in the victim unintentionally carrying out unwanted actions. The consequences of a successful CSRF attack can range from data manipulation to unauthorized access. Users are urged to apply relevant patches or updates to address this vulnerability and protect against potential attacks.

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