nameForgeryToken
A name token, also known as a name verification token, is a security feature implemented in web applications to prevent cross-site request forgery (CSRF) attacks. This token is a unique, unpredictable value generated by the server and sent to the client via a hidden form field or a cookie.
When a user performs an action that modifies server-side state, such as submitting a form or deleting
To generate a name token, the server uses a random value, which is typically a time-based or
If the token sent with the request does not match the token associated with the user's session,
Name tokens are an essential security feature for web applications that expose server-side state to the client.