Published Paper Details:

In recent years, cyber assaults have increased in frequency. Attackers have developed new vulnerabilities at this period to conduct harmful online actions. The attackers have targeted both the clients and the servers. Attackers have used clickjacking as one of their tactics to trick innocent internet users into taking an action. Clickjacking is seen as a form of social engineering that preys on people's naivety to defend against web threats The clickjacking attack takes use of a flaw in the online applications. With the use of user-initiated clicks, this assault employs a method that enables cross-domain attacks and executes undesired activities. This study identifies the flaws that make a website susceptible to clickjacking attacks and suggests a fix for them. This paper focuses on the idea of clickjacking, as well as defenses against it and useful real-world examples.. There are several preventative measures, but none are completely effective because there are many workarounds. However, three key defence mechanisms are presented: a built-in browser feature that respects specific HTTP headers; a client-side script technique; and a site that is completely resistant to clickjacking. The study acknowledges clickjacking as a novel and potentially deadly attack in its conclusion.