What the xf_csrf cookie does
This cookie is used to store a user's cross-site request forgery token, preventing other applications from making malicious requests on the user's behalf.
Who sets it
Consent category: strictly necessary
Strictly necessary cookies keep a site working: sessions, security, load balancing and remembering the visitor's consent choice. They are exempt from consent under the ePrivacy rules, but a cookie policy still has to list them.
| Name | xf_csrf |
|---|---|
| Category | Strictly necessary |
| Lifetime | 1 year |
| Set by | Xenforo |
Other cookies from the same vendor
xf_consentxf_dbWriteForcedxf_emoji_usagexf_from_searchxf_inline_mod_xf_language_idxf_lsxf_notice_dismiss
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From the Conzent cookie database, last updated 2026-09-27. Descriptions come from vendor documentation, cookie policies and our own scans; write to support@getconzent.com to correct one.