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When the first details trickled out about a new attack, dubbed “clickjacking” by the researchers who found it, the descriptions made me think of the tricks I used to pull during penetration tests ten years ago to get administrator privileges: Tricking the user into issuing a command on an attacker’s behalf is one of the oldest attack vectors in the book.

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