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CSRF validation missing - enhanced rule forked from main CodeQL queries #157
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Improvement from existing
cs/web/missing-token-validationrule.I also don't want to take the same shortcut checking that at least one other HttpPost is validated before flagging those that aren't, since that leads to loads of FNs.
I plan to make one version that is just an update of the original, adding AspNetCore, but this is an attempt to be much more thorough on spotting anti-CSRF devices.