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	<title>Comments on: Twitter Click-Jacking Vulnerability</title>
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		<title>By: dblackshell</title>
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		<description>clickjacking &amp; twitter... have tried cooking an attack vector against their clickjacking protection for a couple of hours until finally gave up.

Even so there is a thing to note. If you load their page as an object (not iframe) their clickjacking protection delays for a second or two... Haven&#039;t managed to find a way that a user would click where I want in that specified time frame, but when I get more time at hands I will try to find a way to accomplish this... hopefully with some results..</description>
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<p>Even so there is a thing to note. If you load their page as an object (not iframe) their clickjacking protection delays for a second or two&#8230; Haven&#8217;t managed to find a way that a user would click where I want in that specified time frame, but when I get more time at hands I will try to find a way to accomplish this&#8230; hopefully with some results..</p>
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