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Page hijacking

Known as: Pagejacking, 302 Google Jacking, Web page hijacking 
Page hijacking Involves compromising legitimate web pages in order to redirect users to a malicious web site or an Exploit kit via XSS.
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ClickjackingComputer securityCross-site scriptingCyberPatriot

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CybercrimeSpammingWorld Wide Web

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2019
2019
The Use of Power Line Communication Technology for Electronic Relays of Car Alarms
The growing number of hijackings with the use of special technical equipment makes actual the development of new types of… 
2015
2015
Launching and leading intense teams
2012
2012
Pragmatic Conservatism: A Defense
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2012
2012
Concurrent prefix hijacks: occurrence and impacts
A concurrent prefix hijack happens when an unauthorized network originates IP prefixes of multiple other networks. Its extreme… 
2012
2012
Comparative Study of Different Path Planning Algorithms: A Water based Rescue System
are many countries in the world where water is the main medium for earning livelihood and transportation. Such countries are… 
2009
2009
Automobile security concerns
Automotive theft and hijacking are traditionally the major automobile security concerns. The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI… 
2006
2006
Research and Design of Intelligent Vehicle Monitoring System Based on GPS/GSM
Based on the principle of the intelligent vehicle monitoring system using GPS/GSM, this paper analyzed the key technologies of… 
2004
2004
Bringing the Party Back In: The ccp and the Trajectory of Market Transition in China
Review
2004
Review
2004
Parliamentary Representation of Minorities in Romania
This article aims to analyse the mechanisms through which the parliamentary representation of ethnic minorities is ensured in… 
2004
2004
`The counterfeit silly curr`: money, politics and the forging of royalist newspapers in the English civil war
(' THAT THE 1640S SAW THE EMERGENCE of mass popular print culture is now widely acknowledged. The explosion in the market for… 
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