How to prevent clickjacking attacks with security policy, not technology
Clickjacking, an emerging hacker technique similar to cross-site scripting, tricks a user into executing malicious commands on a seemingly legitimate or innocent website. John Strand reviews how the attack works, how it compares to cross-site-scripting and why the enterprise response may change your corporate culture.
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