Definition of clickjacking in English:

clickjacking

noun ˈklɪkdʒakɪŋˈklɪkˌdʒækɪŋ

mass nouninformal

The malicious practice of manipulating a website user's activity by concealing hyperlinks beneath legitimate clickable content, thereby causing the user to perform actions of which they are unaware.
Microsoft has developed a technique to combat a common form of clickjacking
Example sentencesExamples
- So what should you do to prevent clickjacking?
- Just this week there's been proof that, in principle at least, it's possible to launch clickjacking attacks on users running rival browsers such as Mozilla's Firefox and Google's Chrome.
- ClickJacking is the latest browser-based security problem to crawl out of the wood work.
- In plain English, clickjacking lets hackers and scammers hide malicious stuff under the cover of the content on a legitimate site.
- IT security and data protection firm Sophos is advising Facebook users to be cautious following a widespread clickjacking attack that hit hundreds of thousands of users on the popular networking site over the holiday weekend.
- 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.

Origin

Early 21st century: blend of click and hijacking.

Definition of clickjacking in US English:

clickjacking

nounˈklikˌjakiNGˈklɪkˌdʒækɪŋ

informal

The malicious practice of manipulating a website user's activity by concealing hyperlinks beneath legitimate clickable content, thereby causing the user to perform actions of which they are unaware.
Microsoft has developed a technique to combat a common form of clickjacking
Example sentencesExamples
- ClickJacking is the latest browser-based security problem to crawl out of the wood work.
- So what should you do to prevent clickjacking?
- Just this week there's been proof that, in principle at least, it's possible to launch clickjacking attacks on users running rival browsers such as Mozilla's Firefox and Google's Chrome.
- 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.
- In plain English, clickjacking lets hackers and scammers hide malicious stuff under the cover of the content on a legitimate site.
- IT security and data protection firm Sophos is advising Facebook users to be cautious following a widespread clickjacking attack that hit hundreds of thousands of users on the popular networking site over the holiday weekend.

Origin

Early 21st century: blend of click and hijacking.

单词	clickjacking
释义	Definition of clickjacking in English: clickjacking noun ˈklɪkdʒakɪŋˈklɪkˌdʒækɪŋ mass nouninformal The malicious practice of manipulating a website user's activity by concealing hyperlinks beneath legitimate clickable content, thereby causing the user to perform actions of which they are unaware. Microsoft has developed a technique to combat a common form of clickjacking Example sentencesExamples So what should you do to prevent clickjacking? Just this week there's been proof that, in principle at least, it's possible to launch clickjacking attacks on users running rival browsers such as Mozilla's Firefox and Google's Chrome. ClickJacking is the latest browser-based security problem to crawl out of the wood work. In plain English, clickjacking lets hackers and scammers hide malicious stuff under the cover of the content on a legitimate site. IT security and data protection firm Sophos is advising Facebook users to be cautious following a widespread clickjacking attack that hit hundreds of thousands of users on the popular networking site over the holiday weekend. 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. Origin Early 21st century: blend of click and hijacking. Definition of clickjacking in US English: clickjacking nounˈklikˌjakiNGˈklɪkˌdʒækɪŋ informal The malicious practice of manipulating a website user's activity by concealing hyperlinks beneath legitimate clickable content, thereby causing the user to perform actions of which they are unaware. Microsoft has developed a technique to combat a common form of clickjacking Example sentencesExamples ClickJacking is the latest browser-based security problem to crawl out of the wood work. So what should you do to prevent clickjacking? Just this week there's been proof that, in principle at least, it's possible to launch clickjacking attacks on users running rival browsers such as Mozilla's Firefox and Google's Chrome. 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. In plain English, clickjacking lets hackers and scammers hide malicious stuff under the cover of the content on a legitimate site. IT security and data protection firm Sophos is advising Facebook users to be cautious following a widespread clickjacking attack that hit hundreds of thousands of users on the popular networking site over the holiday weekend. Origin Early 21st century: blend of click and hijacking.
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