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# Clickjacking to Trigger DOM XSS
Clickjacking to Trigger DOM XSS notes for PortSwigger Web Security Academy labs, including exploitation workflow, payload testing, Burp Suite validation, and remediation context.
### Exploiting Clickjacking Vulnerability to Trigger DOM-based XSS
#### Objective
Trim a user to click on a button ("Click Me") embedded in an iframe to run the `print()` function via a click triggered XSS vulnerability.
#### Context / Observations
* The **feedback** form has a `name` parameter that is vulnerable to an XSS DOM (the JavaScript payload runs when the image fails and invokes the desired function).
* Example of payload detected: `&name=`.
```html
```
* Other useful parameters to pre-fill the form in the frame: `email`, `subject`, `message`.
#### Payload Used
To trigger `print()` via vulnerability in `name`:
```html
```
* Include a `
```
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