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clickjacking
[ klik-jak-ing ]
noun
- a malicious technique that causes a website user to unknowingly click on an undesirable link concealed by clickable content that is of interest, thereby tricking the user into making an unintentional purchase or revealing confidential information:
Identity thieves have become masters of clickjacking.
Other 亚洲网紅露点 Forms
- 肠濒颈肠办路箩补肠办路别谤 noun
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of clickjacking1
Example Sentences
Tip: Be careful where you click: There are no known defenses against clickjacking, the computer scientists said.
Clickjacking 鈥 an attack in which harmful links created by criminals are made to look like legitimate portions of the site 鈥 also seems like a possible problem. Healthcare.gov is also vulnerable to pharming as it lacks any form of identity cue 鈥 there is no obvious proof to technically-unsophisticated users that the system with which they are interacting is actually healthcare.gov.
That鈥檚 a newer version of an old trick known as 鈥渃lickjacking鈥 that redirects a user鈥檚 click to perform hidden functions.
He later saw that Adobe had posted an advisory about the clickjacking issue in 2011, but had declared the issue 鈥渞esolved.鈥
In the mean time, Chrome users can protect themselves with browser extensions like NotScript and ScriptSafe, which block the scripts Homakov鈥檚 clickjacking trick triggers.
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