Lab: Multistep clickjacking
Summary: PortSwigger's lab presents account functionality protected by both a CSRF token and a confirmation dialog intended to block clickjacking. The exercise asks the solver to build an attack that makes the victim click the delete account button and the confirmation dialog through two decoy actions, "Click me first" and "Click me next," using two elements, with the victim on Chrome and test credentials wiener:peter.
Bottom line: The lab's premise is that a CSRF token and a confirmation dialog, two controls teams commonly treat as sufficient, can be chained past by a clickjacking attack that gets the victim to click twice.
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