In what type of attack does the hacker craft a transparent page or frame over a legitimate looking page that entices the user to click something?
A. XSS
B. insecure direct object references
C. clickjacking
D. CSRF
C
Explanation: A hacker using the clickjack attack will craft a transparent page or frame over a legitimate looking page that entices the user to click something. When he does, he is really clicking on a different URL. In many cases, the site or application may entice the user to enter credentials that could be used later by the attacker.
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