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What’s the reason why an attacker should choose to perform a clickjacking attack?
If they create a malicious website, they could just perform the action automatically, they don’t need to "trick" the user to click on the hidden if… Continue reading Why should an attacker perform a clickjacking attack when they can simulate the click with JavaScript?
Clickjacking is still very possible in 2024, because iframe embedding is allowed by default. Why is this the case?
In 2013 there was a question about why iframes exist at all (Why are iframes allowed at all in modern browsers?), which is o… Continue reading Why are iframes allowed by default?
I’ve learned about Clickjacking. If I got it right, it boils down to tricking user into heading to the [malicious] link, which he/she never intended to do, but was tricked into doing so, due to the deceiving visual appearance of the HTML e… Continue reading Clickjacking vs. deceiving <img> embedded within malicious anchor (URL)
We are implementing clickjacking protection on our website as follows:
By default every page on our site has frame-ancestors self
We have a list of pages that are specifically designed to be embeddable in 3rd party apps, so those pages do… Continue reading do I need CSP: frame-ancestors on a redirect page?
You’re probably thinking we’re going to say, “Don’t delay/Do it today”… and that’s exactly what we are saying! Continue reading Mild monthly security update from Firefox – but update anyway
Why… Just Why…
Due to Shopify being unwilling to modify security headers further then removing them, the Cloudflare "Orange-to-Orange" problem (since Shopify uses Cloudflare as well), and my unwillingness to write a whole fro… Continue reading Selective frame busting without HTTP headers
I’m currently doing a dynamic security evaluation on a website using Azure AD for login. Initial scans show that the X-frame options header is not set. Obviously, this will be reported at the very least as a low risk finding, and we’re con… Continue reading Is there a way to bypass Azure AD when iframing a website?
Recently I discovered there are malicious emails (with HTM attachment) in the Sent folder of an @hotmail account to some unknown recipients in (Outlook app in iPad). I immediately proceed to change the password and enabled 2FA to block una… Continue reading Malicious email in Outlook Sent folder, could it be a clickjacking exploit? [closed]
Clickjacking attacks trick the user into clicking unintentionally on a webpage element that is invisible or disguised as another element. Since clickjacking attacks do not affect the website per se,.
The post What are Clickjacking Attacks? Tips to Prev… Continue reading What are Clickjacking Attacks? Tips to Prevent Them
My organization has scanned our code using Checkmarx and the low severity issue Potential Clickjacking on Legacy Browsers was detected due to a JavaScript function firing on an HTML image click event.
We have implemented the following sugg… Continue reading Implementing Checkmarx suggested clickjacking fix introduces high severity Client DOM XSS vulnerability