Clickjacking Attacks: A Sneaky Threat

Clickjacking, or User Interface Redressing, is a cyberattack in which an attacker tricks the user into clicking on concealed elements on a web page.

The attacker manipulates the visual layout of a legitimate web application, overlaying elements in a manner that leads the user to perform actions they did not intend to.

The consequences of a clickjacking attack can range from simple annoyance to severe, including theft of sensitive information, unauthorized actions on the user’s behalf, and …

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