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# Spring Security
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# Security
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Detailed implementation of features provided by Spring Security can be seen in [[Security]] page.
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## 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.
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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]].
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Thankfully, Spring Security has built-in support for CSRF tokens which is enabled by default.
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### Cross-Site Scripting
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