🔐 Rust 64 Bytes CSRF Key Generator

These keys are for the Axum CSRF crate integration, specifically for the use of cookie-based CSRF integration. They are 64 bytes (512 bits) crytographically-secure keys.

DISCLAIMER: Use with caution in your Rust applications. THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT.

CSRF Key (Hex - 64 bytes / 512 bits)
a80f2c07d01f8a7df08485ec123091750ef9b86e7d43ef118b70ea92ddc17b351a2a788d9f99a49196901d3d4fd06a3cc9d8eb52b63819ff21d3a89409957e4c
CSRF Key (Base64)
qA8sB9Afin3whIXsEjCRdQ75uG59Q+8Ri3Dqkt3BezUaKniNn5mkkZaQHT1P0Go8ydjrUrY4Gf8h06iUCZV+TA==

Key Length: 64 bytes (512 bits)

Format: Secure random bytes generated by Axum CSRF

Usage: This key is automatically generated on each page load

Reload the page to generate a new CSRF key

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