How I Found a Clickjacking Vulnerability — A Beginner Friendly Real-World Walkthrough
This vulnerability involved clickjacking, allowing an attacker to trick users into clicking invisible frames containing dangerous actions. The researcher began by manually exploring high-value targets (login/register, account settings, payment pages, etc.) and checking the response headers for missing X-Frame-Options or Content-Security-Policy frame-ancestors. With a simple HTML file that embedded the target website within an invisible frame, the researcher confirmed the vulnerability by verifying if the site loaded inside the frame. To demonstrate impact, the researcher identified dangerous actions on the vulnerable page and explained an attack scenario where an attacker overlays a fake button to trick users into performing malicious actions without their consent (e.g., account changes, deletion, etc.). The researcher emphasized clear communication in reports, providing steps to reproduce, proof of concept code, and business impact. Key takeaway: Start with logical vulnerabilities like clickjacking before moving on to complex memory corruption or advanced exploitation. #BugBounty #WebSecurity #Clickjacking #Cybersecurity #InfoSec

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