glide.security.csrf_previous.allow
ServiceNow property description:
Allow usage of an expired secure token to identify and validate incoming requests. This token is used to prevent cross site request forgery attacks.
Attributes
- Sys ID: f9dfac5d0a0a0bb527ed8d28388809e9
- Type: true | false
- Application: Global
- Default value: false

AI generated property description:
The ServiceNow property `glide.security.csrf_previous.allow` allows the usage of an expired secure token to identify and validate incoming requests. This token is crucial for preventing cross-site request forgery (CSRF) attacks, which are malicious exploits where unauthorized commands are transmitted from a user that the web application trusts. By enabling this property, the system can accept a previously valid CSRF token even after it has expired, providing a balance between security and usability. This can be particularly useful in scenarios where users experience token expiration due to extended session times or network delays. However, enabling this property may introduce a slight security risk, as it allows the use of expired tokens.
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