How does a Server$-$Side Request Forgery $($SSRF$)$ attack differ from a Cross$-$Site Request Forgery $($CSRF$)$ attack?

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SSRF attacks involve intercepting and modifying communications between two parties, while CSRF attacks exploit vulnerabilities in an application's API.

SSRF attacks exploit the lack of input validation in web forms, while CSRF attacks occur when an attacker sends forged requests from a web application's server to other servers.

SSRF attacks involve sending forged requests from a web application's server to other servers, while CSRF attacks exploit vulnerabilities in an application's API.

SSRF attacks involve injecting malicious scripts into a website's database, while CSRF attacks exploit vulnerabilities in an application's API.