Security

Snippets for Django security, covering CSRF, XSS, password hashing, input sanitization, and safe permissions handling. Protect your Django apps from common vulnerabilities.

Enable CSRF Protection in Forms

Protect Django forms from CSRF attacks using {% csrf_token %}.

Use Password Hashing

Store user passwords securely using DjangoÆs password hashing.

Prevent XSS in Templates

Escape variables in templates to avoid cross-site scripting.

Use @permission_required Decorator

Restrict view access to users with specific permissions.

Validate User Input Safely

Clean and validate user input to prevent malicious data entry.

Use Secure Session Cookies

Mark session cookies as secure and HTTPOnly.

SQL Injection Prevention

Use Django ORM to prevent raw SQL injection risks.

Clickjacking Protection

Enable X-Frame-Options to prevent clickjacking attacks.

Use Argon2 Password Hasher

Strengthen password storage by using Argon2 hasher.

Limit Login Attempts with Throttling

Prevent brute-force login attacks with throttling logic.

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