5. Clickjacking Attacks
Clickjacking is an attack by a hacker in which he uses blurred layers to cheat a user into clicking the first layer. The attacker is making you click on the page where he wants you to be while you are not aware of what exactly is happening.
For example, he can make you believe that you are typing a password for a bank account, but you are typing in an invisible box controlled by a hacker. Clickjacking is also known as UI Redressing, and IFRAME overlay can affect Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari, and Opera.
