php-csrf-audit

Auditing CSRF protections in a PHP application involves analyzing routes for state-changing operations and verifying the presence and effectiveness of token, Referer, or Origin validation mechanisms to identify vulnerable endpoints.

CSRF vulnerability detection for PHP routes involves scanning state-changing operations to verify missing or weak token, Referer, or Origin validation. It generates detailed findings with evidence chains from entry point to sink in JSON and Markdown formats.

Checking for weak Origin or Referer validation involves auditing PHP routes with state-changing operations to verify the presence and effectiveness of these validation mechanisms against malicious exploitation.

Yes, you can generate JSON and Markdown reports for PHP penetration testing findings. The audit outputs detailed findings, including evidence chains from entry point to sink, formatted specifically for security assessment documentation.

This CSRF audit requires specific route analysis within your PHP application. It evaluates state-changing operations across project routes to verify the effectiveness of existing token, Referer, or Origin validation mechanisms.

Your PHP application may still have CSRF vulnerabilities if the token, Referer, or Origin validation mechanisms are weak or missing on specific state-changing routes. Auditing identifies these exact protection weaknesses.