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Paulos Yibelo’s recent unveiling of double-clickjacking attacks suggests otherwise. This new attack mechanism exploits the routine double-click action to open up the OAuth screen for a split second in ...

A photo on social media shows the whole truth In a surprising advance in cyber techniques, clickjacking attacks have evolved in spectacular fashion, now incorporating the double-click action of ...

At first, hackers used to do single click hijacks but now the technology has become advanced and browsers do not have cross site cookies that used to be a source of hacking. So now hackers have turned ...

The technique works by encouraging users to ‘double click’, namely by posing as ‘CAPTCHA’ notifications, asking for verification with a double click. However, unbeknownst to the victim ...

The so-called “DoubleClickjacking” threat, discovered by researcher Paulos Yibelo, leverages user double-clicks to bypass security mechanisms. The risks associated with DoubleClickjacking stem from ...

Researcher Paulos Yibelo uncovers new attack targeting users The attack makes use of fake CAPTCHA notification pages Users are encouraged to 'double click' while the attacker swaps in a malicious ...

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Cybersecurity expert Paulos Yibelo has introduced a new web attack called DoubleClickjacking that exploits the timing of mouse double-clicks to trick users into performing sensitive actions on ...

Behind it, hackers add functionality that loads a sensitive page, such as OAuth authorization confimation, in the background. When a user double-clicks, the first trigger closes the top window, ...