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Isle of Man-based Xplosion used a practice known as "clickjacking" in which popup ads or play buttons hide subscription charges.

PS1m fine for phone firm's X-rated scam; ADVERTS MADE SITES LOOK FREE

In a practice known as "clickjacking" which uses pop-up ads or play buttons to hide subscription costs, users were charged up to PS9.50 a week for adult videos, quizzes and competitions on their mobiles.

Phone users conned into paying for X-rated videos

Isle of Man-based Xplosion used a practice known as "clickjacking" in which pop-up ads or play buttons hide subscription charges.

Isle of Man phone firm Xplosion hit with [pounds sterling]1million fine for X-rated scam; Company used a practice known as "clickjacking" which meant unwitting customers had signed up to naughty services for [pounds sterling]9.50 a week

Participants used various attack methods to exploit vulnerabilities in web applications such as cross site scripting, SQL injection, forced browsing, privilege escalation, cross site request forgery, clickjacking, session hijacking, and resetting passwords (Chu et al., 2009).

Faculty Workshops for Teaching Information Assurance through Hands-On Exercises and Case Studies

"WAP billing can be particularly vulnerable to so-called 'clickjacking' as it has a one-click feature that requires no user authorization.

'Xafecopy' mobile malware detected in 40pct of India; looting victims through WAP billing

Clickjacking Simply put, this is a way of getting a victim to unknowingly click on things that benefit the hacker.

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