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 ...

Last week, a pair of security researchers spread the news that a new class of vulnerabilities, called “clickjacking,” puts users of every major browser at risk from possible attack. Robert Hansen, ...

Turns out the most common defense against clickjacking and other Web framing attacks is easily broken: Researchers were able to bypass frame-busting methods used by all of the Alexa Top 500 websites.

The so-called framebusting mechanism implemented in browsers to help websites prevent clickjacking attacks doesn’t live up to expectations, according to Google security engineer and Web security ...

Facebook’s announcement of its “Like” button has been a gift — to scammers and malware authors who take advantage of its simple Javascript to write exploits. Such “clickjacking” exploits first began ...