Can we change the urlreferrer value from the request header ASP.NET

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Is there any hacker intercept the request object and change the urlreferrer value in the request object.

Posted 21-Apr-16 1:20am

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Updated 21-Apr-16 1:23am

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F-ES Sitecore · Answer 1 · 2016-04-21T01:23:00

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Any client can provider anything they want as the referrer, and a hacker who has access to "man in the middle" attacks can amend this data to. Basically you should never rely on the referrer for anything important.

Posted 21-Apr-16 1:23am

F-ES Sitecore