Companies fighting Clickjacking
Clickjacking, also referred to as a UI redress attack, is a malicious technique that tricks a web user into clicking on an element other than the one they perceive, potentially exposing confidential information or giving an attacker control of the computer via seemingly harmless web pages.
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companies
List of companies that fight Clickjacking
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Employees227kBanking
ClickjackingHigh confidence
Employees42kRevenue$10BRetail
ClickjackingMedium confidence
Employees780IT Services and IT Consulting
ClickjackingMedium confidence
Employees27kRevenue$600MIT Services and IT Consulting
ClickjackingMedium confidence
Employees413Technology, Information and Internet
ClickjackingMedium confidence
Employees720Revenue$250MComputer and Network Security
ClickjackingLow confidence
Employees24kIT Services and IT Consulting
ClickjackingLow confidence
Employees77Software Development
ClickjackingLow confidence
Employees9.1kBusiness Consulting and Services
ClickjackingLow confidence
Employees400Revenue$90MWellness and Fitness Services
ClickjackingLow confidence
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