CSRF Vulnerability in axios via mssql@6.4.1 and Loopback-Connector-MSSQL

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## Steps to reproduce

1. Use the `platform@0.0.1` package with `loopback-connector-mssql@3.8.0`, which in turn uses `mssql@6.4.1`.
2. This package relies on `axios@0.21.4`, which is affected by a CSRF vulnerability.
3. Enable `withCredentials` setting, and if the `X-XSRF-TOKEN` header is inserted using the secret `XSRF-TOKEN` cookie value, CSRF vulnerability is triggered.

## Current Behavior

The vulnerability is introduced through the dependency chain:
`platform@0.0.1 > loopback-connector-mssql@3.8.0 > mssql@6.4.1 > tedious@6.7.1 > @azure/ms-rest-nodeauth@3.1.1 > adal-node@0.2.4 > axios@0.21.4`.

When the `XSRF-TOKEN` cookie is available and `withCredentials` is enabled, the X-XSRF-TOKEN header is automatically sent in requests to the server. This can potentially bypass CSRF protections if an attacker manages to obtain this token.

## Expected Behavior

- The package `mssql` should be updated to `11.0.1` or a version that resolves the CSRF vulnerability.
- There should be an update to `axios` to address the CSRF issue by improving the handling of `X-XSRF-TOKEN` and `XSRF-TOKEN` cookies.

## Link to reproduction sandbox

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## Additional information

- `node -e 'console.log(process.platform, process.arch, process.versions.node)'`
Output: ``
- `npm ls --prod --depth 0 | grep loopback`
Output: ``

## Related Issues

No related issues found.

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**Note:** The issue is related to the CSRF vulnerability in `axios@0.21.4`. The fix would require an update to the `mssql` dependency to resolve the security issue introduced by `axios`.


Start with the dependency chain listed in the issue and run the provided npm dependency-tree command to confirm how axios@0.21.4 is resolved. Investigate the requested mssql upgrade and verify that the vulnerable axios version is no longer present while the connector remains functional.

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