clickjacking

[ klik-jak-ing ]
/ ˈklɪkˌdʒæk ɪŋ /

noun

a malicious technique that causes a website user to unknowingly click on an undesirable link concealed by clickable content that is of interest, thereby tricking the user into making an unintentional purchase or revealing confidential information: Identity thieves have become masters of clickjacking.

Origin of clickjacking

First recorded in 2005–10; blend of click1 and (hi)jack + -ing1

OTHER WORDS FROM clickjacking

click·jack·er, noun

Words nearby clickjacking

click through, clickable, clickbait, clicker, clickety-clack, clickjacking, clicks and mortar, clickstream, clicks‐and‐mortar, clickthrough, clicktivism