onMouseUpJacking:
When you mouse over a link like the above, your status window will show
you're about to click on a link to BreakingPoint (the target). And you
do... but you also open a new browser window for example.com (the pop up
site).
FormJacking:
In this case, when you click a link, you're also submitting a form action,
which will tend to catch the click first. I say "tend to" because if you're
a super-fast clicker, the click event will complete before the submit()
action is exercised. Unlike the pop up scenario, in this case, the click
itself is subverted. Sometimes, the real target is loaded after the fake
target. Sometimes, the real target is never loaded. It all depends on how
fast the clickdown-clickup actions occur.
SubmitJacking:
A more reliable method for using forms to repurpose a click. In Firefox,
you get a popup, and in IE, the real target is never loaded, only the fake
pop up target.
Grand Theft Browser
What might be the real clickjacking attack is now described here.