New clickjacking technique using SVG and filter effects

The article discusses the dangers of clickjacking in the context of SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics). Clickjacking is a technique that allows attackers to trick users into clicking on something different than what they intended, which can lead to unauthorized actions online. The author explains how SVG, as a graphic format, is particularly vulnerable to such attacks, especially in web applications. It also provides examples of attacks and ways developers can secure their applications against this threat. A key point is also to highlight the privacy legislation and how these laws can impact protection against clickjacking. Overall, the article emphasizes the importance of user education and raising awareness about the potential risks when interacting with SVG documents over the internet.