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4. …in descending order (highest balance first) 4. …in descending order (highest balance first)
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# Spring Security # Security
Detailed implementation of features provided by Spring Security can be seen in [[Security]] page.
## Authentication ## Authentication
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To protect against CSRF attacks, you can use a **CSRF Token**. A CSRF Token is different from an Auth Token because a unique token is generated on each request. This makes it harder for an outside actor to insert itself into the “conversation” between the client and the server. To protect against CSRF attacks, you can use a **CSRF Token**. A CSRF Token is different from an Auth Token because a unique token is generated on each request. This makes it harder for an outside actor to insert itself into the “conversation” between the client and the server.
Thankfully, Spring Security has built-in support for CSRF tokens which is enabled by default. You’ll learn more about this in the upcoming [[lab]]. Thankfully, Spring Security has built-in support for CSRF tokens which is enabled by default.
### Cross-Site Scripting ### Cross-Site Scripting