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  1. 001GuardianSEP · 20Japanese

    Reαd carefully: how to spot – and avoid – a homoglyph attack

    Homoglyph attacks use visually similar characters from different alphabets to create deceptive URLs and email addresses that trick users into visiting fake websites. Fraudsters exploit this psychological vulnerability by creating urgency to bypass careful scrutiny, with Microsoft being a frequently spoofed target. Defense involves manually typing known URLs, enabling multifactor authentication, and maintaining updated browsers.

    By Hilary Osborne