| In plain English, clickjacking lets hackers and scammers hide malicious stuff under the cover of the content on a legitimate site. |
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| One was a clickjacking vulnerability, in which a user might be unwittingly manipulated into clicking something undesirable. |
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| Gathering video from a webcam can be as simple as tricking the user into clicking on an innocuous-looking link in a Web page, a process known as clickjacking. |
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| While Facebook reacted quickly to the attack, it's interesting to note the propagation method was based on clickjacking rather than on XSRF as some early blog posts said. |
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| Many clickjacking scams are intended to herd users to sites that pay the perpetrator for page views, and are mostly harmless compared to other malicious activity. |
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| The danger of clickjacking is that clicking on a hidden Web element can result in a transaction that you didn't want. |
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| Selis said schemes such as clickjacking had grown more pervasive, and that millions of Facebook users had probably been exposed to Adscend's spam. |
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| ClickJacking is the latest browser-based security problem to crawl out of the wood work. |
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| Others words include Twittersphere, Tweetup, Hacktivist, Clickjacking, Twitpic, Scareware and Dot-bomb. |
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