Watch How a "clickjacking attack" Works
Folks, how would you feel about an invisible element planted on a webpage being used to infect your machine? Steal your logins? Turn on your webcam and surreptitiously snap pics of you?
Does that sound far–fetched? Well, it isn’t science fiction. It is the cybercriminal attack called “clickjacking“. This video from TechRepublic demonstrates a “clickjack”, how easy it is for the hacker, and what you can do to protect yourself.
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Yes. They really are doing this.
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