Clickjacking

/klˈɪkdʒakɪŋ/

/klˈɪkdʒækɪŋ/

Clickjacking

the unfair practice of hiding hyperlinks beneath the content of a website in order to manipulate the users who might click on them unintentionally

Examples

1. So there's a bunch of different ways to prevent clickjacking.

2. When that click is loaded with malicious and sneaky intentions, like enabling a system to steal your information or steal like and post on your behalf, it becomes ClickJacking.

3. But it does depend upon the creator of a website realizing that clickjacking is a thing and making sure that their website can't be used in conjunction with a clickjacking attack.