

The best practices presented are centered around countering and preventing malicious activity. I studied about the click-jacking attack, as illustrated by the references below, and I think frame busting attack is able to detect that tool if any duplicate frame is present in the HTML code. That should include X-Frame-Options with the value 'deny' or 'sameorigin'. The paper leads with the assertion that a thorough study on protecting Internet traffic does not yet exist, and proposes, based on our findings, that existing technology is not yet sufficient to meet the goal of protecting Internet traffic. It's able to detect only the hidden frames in the HTML page. In most browsers you hit F12, choose the network tab, load your website, find and click the initial request that downloaded the actual page, and you can inspect the list of response headers. They detail security mechanisms necessary for consideration at the manufacturing design phase rather than after deployment of devices to internet service providers and end users. While most, if not all of the following guidelines apply to all Internet-connected devices, the presented guidelines focus on internet traffic security best practices for wired or wireless networks. I have already added the X-Frame-Options in the response header to avoid the clickjacking attack. added layer of security that help to mitigate certain types of attacks, including Cross Site Scripting (XSS), clickjacking, and data injection attacks. Header always append X-Frame-Options SAMEORIGIN Save the conf. NoScript also provides powerful anti-XSS and anti-Clickjacking protection.

The purpose of the following white paper is to present a set of well- investigated internet traffic security guidelines and best practices which others can use as a basis for future standards, certifications, laws, policies and/or product ratings. Solution Login to Apache or IHS server Take a backup of configuration file Add following line in conf file. Tor may not have been ready yet the check site may have been down, etc.
