Clickjacking is a trick where a malicious website tricks you into clicking on something different from what you think you're clicking on. Imagine you're trying to click on a button, to play a video, ...

Clickjacking is a malicious activity, where malicious links are hidden behind genuine clickable buttons or links, making users activate a wrong action with their click. A common and hugely destructive ...

Researchers have begun publishing details of a new type of attack called 'clickjacking', which can lead users to malicious websites by tricking them into clicking on unseen elements in a web browser.

Multiple password managers are suceptible to a new attack The attack abuses opacity settings and autofill capabilities Passwords, 2FA codes, and credit card details can be stolen At the recent DEF CON ...

Researchers said that clickjacking is a threat that’s evolving, with new tactics just starting to emerge. Clickjacking, where links on a website redirect unknowing users to spam, advertising or ...

A PayPal researcher argues in a new paper that a combination of randomized user interfaces and back end screenshot comparison tools could effectively put an end to clickjacking attacks, one of the ...

A web-based attack called clickjacking can get information from password manager browser extensions using auto-fill settings. Here’s how to protect yourself. Moe enjoys making technical content ...

Right now -- yes, right now, as you're reading this post -- Twitter users are, well, a-twitter about an innocent but indicative joke that some clever person just played on half the Twitterverse. The ...

A reliable password manager is an essential and recommended part of your cybersecurity toolkit, alongside a VPN and antivirus software. However, nothing is immune to vulnerabilities. A clickjacking ...