Zendesk does not allow embedding into an iframe due to security risks. Specifically, the risk known as "clickjacking" involves an iframe overlaying another website, potentially tricking users into interacting with a malicious site. To prevent this, Zendesk uses the HTTP header X-Frame-options set to SAMEORIGIN, which has been in effect since June 30th, 2013. This policy ensures that Zendesk content cannot be embedded in an iframe on unauthorized sites, protecting users from potential security threats.
For more details, you can refer to theoriginal Zendesk article.
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