SVG Filters Clickjacking 2.0: What to Watch for and How to Defend Your Site

[jon1122]

 

RST just shared an interesting write-up on “SVG Filters – Clickjacking 2.0,” posted in the Exploituri section (Dec 7, 2025). RST Forums The big idea is simple: attackers keep finding new ways to hide or reshape what users “think” they are clicking, so the user ends up approving the wrong action. This matters most for high-risk flows like payment approval, account recovery, password changes, crypto transfers, admin panels, and OAuth consent screens. Game Hub Emulator If you run a site or app, the best defense is layered: block framing where possible (CSP frame-ancestors is the modern choice, with X-Frame-Options as legacy backup), require re-auth or step-up checks for sensitive actions, add clear confirmation screens that show the exact action and target, and review any SVG rendering or filter usage in UI layers that sit near “confirm” buttons. Also test your key pages in a “hostile embed” scenario during security review, because clickjacking is often a UX trap more than a pure code bug. The forum post links the full external article for anyone who wants the deep dive.

[UnixDevel]

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