CSRF verification failed. Request aborted.

This error message typically occurs when a security mechanism called CSRF (Cross-Site Request Forgery) fails to verify that the request being made to a website or web application is legitimate.

CSRF attacks occur when a malicious website or application tricks a user's browser into sending unauthorized requests to another website or application. To prevent these attacks, web developers use CSRF tokens to ensure that requests are coming from a trusted source.

When the CSRF verification fails, it means that the website or application has detected an unauthorized or malformed request and has aborted the request to prevent any potential security breaches or attacks.

To resolve this error, users may need to clear their browser cache and cookies or try accessing the website or application from a different browser or device. Web developers may need to review their CSRF protection mechanisms and ensure that they are properly implemented and functioning correctly.