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            <description>In today's world, most of the application work based on Synchronous programming in which the client sent a request to the server and server process the task and sent a response back to the client.</description>
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            <description>Cross-Site Request Forgery is an attack in which the User or Victim is already login to a Valid site (XYZBANK.Com).</description>
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