Flask - Security Best PracticesWhich code snippet correctly initializes CSRF protection in a Flask app using Flask-WTF?Acsrf = CSRFProtect() csrf.init_app(app)Bcsrf = CSRFProtect()Ccsrf = CSRFProtect(app) csrf.disable()Dcsrf = CSRFProtect() app.csrf = csrfCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand CSRFProtect initializationCSRFProtect can be created without app, then linked with init_app.Step 2: Identify correct patternCreating csrf without app and calling init_app(app) is correct.Final Answer:csrf = CSRFProtect() followed by csrf.init_app(app) -> Option AQuick Check:CSRF init pattern = create then init_app [OK]Quick Trick: Create CSRFProtect then call init_app(app) [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESPassing app directly and then disabling CSRFAssigning csrf to app attribute without init_appNot calling init_app when created without app
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