Description: The XSRF HTTP Client Module in Angular is a fundamental tool that provides protection against Cross-Site Request Forgery (XSRF) attacks. This type of attack occurs when an authenticated user is tricked into sending unwanted requests to a server where they are authenticated, potentially compromising the application’s security. The module integrates with Angular’s HttpClient service, allowing web applications to securely handle HTTP requests. By using this module, Angular automatically includes an authentication token in the headers of requests, helping to verify that the request comes from a legitimate source. This protection is especially relevant in applications that handle sensitive data or require user authentication. Implementing the XSRF HTTP Client Module is straightforward and can be configured through dependency injection, allowing developers to enable XSRF protection with minimal effort. In summary, this module is essential for ensuring the security of web applications that utilize Angular, protecting both users and the data managed on the server.
