Next.js Server Actions and CSRF: allowedOrigins explained
How Next.js limits CSRF on Server Actions with POST only and an Origin versus Host check, and when allowedOrigins matters behind a reverse proxy.
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How Next.js limits CSRF on Server Actions with POST only and an Origin versus Host check, and when allowedOrigins matters behind a reverse proxy.
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