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The Cross-Site Request Forgery is a relatively unknown and misunderstood attack, often mixed up with the Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) attack.
The biggest difference is the server where the malicious code is hosted. With a XSS attack, that code is injected in the trustedsite you are visiting (e.g. a Forum site, or any other site you trust and sign on to) and tries to steal information by sending it to another location:
With the CSRF the scenario is reversed, a user is tricked to a specially crafted URL ...
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