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I'm checking to see if i can embed an external web page which requires a login to the splunk dashboard.
I'm able to add the web page to a panel using iframe, but it is not letting me log in. Any idea what might be happening?
I otherwise have access to the external website.
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Hi @meenu_2017,
On the iframe subject, which browser are you using ? Have you tried running the same page on a different browser ?
Could be a security feature on the client side blocking your access. It could also be from the server side .. harder to bypass if you're not managing the website.
iframe could be a risk for clickjacking and here are the security methods commonly used :
Client-side methods – the most common is called Frame Busting. Client-side methods can be effective in some cases, but are considered not to be a best practice, because they can be easily bypassed.
Server-side methods – the most common is X-Frame-Options. Server-side methods are recommended by security experts as an effective way to defend against clickjacking.
If embedding a website on your webpage can be bypassed then it's probably better to simply add a link to your website somewhere on the page .
Cheers,
David
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Hi @meenu_2017,
On the iframe subject, which browser are you using ? Have you tried running the same page on a different browser ?
Could be a security feature on the client side blocking your access. It could also be from the server side .. harder to bypass if you're not managing the website.
iframe could be a risk for clickjacking and here are the security methods commonly used :
Client-side methods – the most common is called Frame Busting. Client-side methods can be effective in some cases, but are considered not to be a best practice, because they can be easily bypassed.
Server-side methods – the most common is X-Frame-Options. Server-side methods are recommended by security experts as an effective way to defend against clickjacking.
If embedding a website on your webpage can be bypassed then it's probably better to simply add a link to your website somewhere on the page .
Cheers,
David
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To answer your question,David I did try on a different browser and didnot work there either. So i think its a security feature for the website.
But thanks for the details.
[Updated the comment for clarity]
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Great to hear !
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