A successful clickjacking attack may result in which of the following?

• A. Only causes minor display issues
• B. It can crash the user’s browser
• C. It has no real impact
• D. These are possible outcomes including malware download and data exfiltration

Answer: (D)

Clickjacking hides or masks the true target of a user’s click, so the user performs actions they don’t intend while their browser session is authenticated to a site. Because those actions are executed in the context of trusted websites, the consequences can be serious and varied. A successful attack can trigger malware downloads, exfiltrate data, or perform other unwanted operations on behalf of the user. This is why the most accurate answer recognizes that clickjacking can lead to harmful outcomes like malware delivery and data leakage, not just minor display quirks or no impact.