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Experts say that NoScript, a security add-on to Firefox that blocks JavaScript execution, is designed to defend against most attack scenarios.
"In summary, the best recommendations for avoiding clickjacking attacks are not technical. If users are allowed to access the Internet as part of having a fun workplace, penalties should be established if a user's system gets compromised by visiting a non-work related site. An organization can decide what penalties will be enforced, but there must be some sort of consequence for a user's action if it leads to a compromise. If there are no penalties, employees and users may see no risk in going to sites that are not mission critical in order to perform their day-to-day job functions."
Strand, John. "How to prevent clickjacking attacks with security policy, not technology." SearchSecurity.com 18 Dec 2008. 26 Dec 2008. <
It is very much the responsibility of the person as well as the company to keep from getting infected.
News to me. When did this happen?It's not just questionable sites anymore. One of our local banks found out its own site was "cracked" and someone put in a clickjacked link on their page.