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CSRF Protection

Reject admin requests not originating from MCS.

How it works

Cross-site request forgery (CSRF) attacks exploit the trust between a signed-in user's browser and MyConnection Server (MCS). A malicious page can quietly submit a form or trigger a URL that targets MCS, and because the user is already authenticated, the request carries their session and privileges.

Enabling this option adds a validation layer that requires administrative requests to originate from the MCS web interface itself. If an MCS administrative request is referred from outside the MCS domain, it is blocked as a CSRF violation and the requester is redirected appropriately.

Enable cross-site request forgery protection checkbox
Cross-site request forgery protection

Enabling protection

Tick Enable cross-site request forgery protection and click Save changes at the bottom of the page. From then on, administrative actions must be initiated from within the MCS interface.