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CSRF is when an attacker induces a logged-in user to unknowingly initiate a request, essentially 'borrowing' the credentials in the user's browser; XSS is injecting malicious scripts into a page, which can directly steal tokens; the two are often exploited in combination, and defense requires multiple measures such as output encoding, CSP, SameSite cookies and CSRF tokens.
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账户接管攻击全解析：四大入口与防御策略
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