apache approach to blocking external sites that invoke requests to my server via an iframe?

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Subject: apache approach to blocking external sites that invoke requests to my server via an iframe?
From: David Taveras <d3taveras38d3@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 3 Sep 2009 21:24:53 -0500
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Hello,

Ive been told that there a server level approach to be able to block external sites which are calling my server for requests via an iframe. Their idea is to steal my dynamic content and make it look like theirs.

I know this can be blocked with a js, but i was wondering if there is a more reliable approach .. perhaps at a server level rather then a client level so that I have more control of this situation.

Thanks

Daniel

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