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diaspora* has detected an attempt to access your session which might be unauthorised. To avoid any chance of your data being compromised, you have been signed out. Don’t worry; you can safely sign in again now. 
 
A request has been made using a incorrect or missing CSRF token. This might be completely innocent, but it could be a cross-site request forgery (CSRF) attack. 
 
This could have been caused by: 
 
  - An add-on manipulating the request or making requests without the token; 
  - A tab left open from a past session; 
  - Another website making requests, with or without your permission; 
  - Various other external tools; 
  - Malicious code trying to access your data. 
 
For more information on CSRF see [%{link}](%{link}). 
 
If you see this message repeatedly, please check the points above, including any browser add-ons. 
 
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