Django - Security Best PracticesYou have a Django form that is not validating CSRF tokens correctly. Which of these is a likely cause?AServing static files without collectstaticBMissing {% csrf_token %} tag inside the form in the templateCUsing Django ORM instead of raw SQLDDEBUG is set to False in settingsCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify CSRF token validation requirementsDjango requires {% csrf_token %} inside forms to validate tokens on POST requests.Step 2: Check other options for relevanceDEBUG mode, ORM usage, and static files do not affect CSRF token validation.Final Answer:Missing {% csrf_token %} tag inside the form in the template -> Option BQuick Check:CSRF validation fails without token tag [OK]Quick Trick: Always include {% csrf_token %} in POST forms [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESThinking DEBUG affects CSRF validationConfusing ORM with CSRF protectionAssuming static files impact CSRF
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