Description: User interface vulnerability refers to weaknesses in how interactions are presented and managed in applications or systems. These vulnerabilities can be exploited by attackers to manipulate user perception, deceive them, or induce them to perform unwanted actions. For instance, an attacker might create a button that appears legitimate but executes a malicious action when pressed. Key characteristics of these vulnerabilities include inadequate input validation, confusion in navigation, and misleading presentation of information. The relevance of these vulnerabilities lies in the fact that users are often the weakest link in the security chain, and a poorly designed interface can lead to compromising sensitive data security. Therefore, it is crucial for interface designers and software developers to implement user-centered design practices that minimize these risks, ensuring that interactions are clear, intuitive, and secure.
