Analysing and Detection of Clickjacking Attack

In a clickjacking attack, a lot of effort has been put into researching client-side attacks, including such as cross-site scripting and request forgery, and more recently, clickjacking. Similar to other client-side attacks, clickjacking attacks can use the internet browser to utilize weaknesses in cross domain isolation and the single origin policy. It tricking the clients to click on something that is actually not what the user perceives they are clicking on. In the most severe cases, this vulnerability attack can cause an unsuspecting user to have their account compromised with an only a single click. Although there are some protections available for clickjacking attack, the web applications implementing these mitigations are too far and in middle cases. Additionally, although the possibility for an attacker to frame a page is easy to detect, it is more difficult to demonstrate or assess the impact of a clickjacking vulnerability than more traditional client-side vectors.