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The SameSite cookie attribute controls cross-site cookie sending with Strict, Lax, and None values to help defend against CSRF attacks.
SameSite Cookie Definition: The SameSite cookie attribute controls cross-site cookie sending with Strict, Lax, and None values to help defend against CSRF attacks.
The SameSite cookie attribute instructs browsers when to include a cookie on cross-site requests, providing a defense against cross-site request forgery and some cross-site leak attacks. Its values are Strict (never sent cross-site), Lax (sent on top-level safe navigations, the modern browser default), and None (sent on all cross-site requests but only when paired with the Secure flag). It is defined in the IETF cookie standard RFC 6265bis.
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