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mod_csrf is a module for the Apache Web server. It prevents cross-site request forgery attacks to vulnerable HTML forms.

...Deployed as a cloud-friendly app, it aggregates dozens of vulnerability patterns in repeatable, labeled routes so tools can be benchmarked on coverage and noise. The project doesn’t just include simple XSS forms; it spans variants such as DOM-based issues, context-sensitive sinks, template mishandling, CSRF, open redirects, and mixed content problems. Each scenario is crafted to reflect how bugs appear in production—behind frameworks, in odd encodings, or across redirects—so scanners must demonstrate accurate crawling and context understanding. Because the behaviors are stable and documented, teams can run comparative tests over time and quantify regression or improvement in their pipelines. ...

...The repository focuses on real-world security mechanisms and vulnerabilities, explaining protocols like SSL/TLS for encrypted communications, the principles behind CORS (Cross-Origin Resource Sharing), and widely exploited attack categories such as cross-site scripting (XSS) and cross-site request forgery (CSRF). It also covers token-based authentication patterns like access and refresh tokens, helping developers see how modern web applications attempt to balance security with usability. Rather than providing executable code or automated tools, the project emphasizes conceptual understanding and the reasoning behind why certain defenses matter in web architecture.

...Webiness is integrated with jQuery, and it comes with a set of AJAX-enabled features and his own light CSS framework for frontend development. Trying to be secure, it has integrated authetification and authorization module, RBAC user interface, sessions expire feature, input validation, CSRF protection, SQL injection prevention and other security features.

Java-based Open Source WAF (Web Application Firewall) to include inside a web application in order to protect it against attacks like Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF), Parameter Manipulation and more.

SCMS is an MVC based secure content management system. It is designed from the ground up to withstand common Web application vulnerabilities. It is designed for PHP 5.0-5.2.x and MySQL 4.1+, and it can optionally support PostgreSQL as a database backend.

eXlent2k7 is a CMS based on the most modern technologies (XHTML 1.1, CSS 2.1, PHP 5 objects, PDO, XML, DOM) with good security (CSRF protection, XSS prevention in template system, JavaScript can be disabled, SQL injection prevention in database class).