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Enable clickjacking protection. Limit how your pages could potentially be placed within iframes to help prevent clickjacking attempts. Clickjacking assaults entail an assailant showing your pages inside an iframe on a site they own. An attacker could possibly, for example, overlay form fields to pilfer data and a UI layer over an iframe in order to dupe users into enabling actions on your page. Clickjacking has been used to pilfer passwords, click on adverts, and lead users into social network link sharing. Use the X-Frame-Options response header to limit which servers are allowed to embed your pages, thereby shielding against these assaults. The available choices are 1) DENY to limit all URLs. 2) SAMEORIGIN to let just URLs from the same origin as your page. 3) ALLOW-FROM, from a particular source. X-Frame-Options: DENY will block all iframe use, for instance. You should choose a setting as limiting as you can. About The Author Kelly Hector

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