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.
TAITO announced Lufia I & II: The Sinistrals Saga, a collection of two 1990s JRPGs, for PS5, Switch 2, Switch, and PC via Steam, launching in 2027 with western publication by Clear River Games. The games feature enhanced ports of the original titles with their iconic storylines and soundtracks.
Fitbit co-founders James Park and Eric Friedman have launched Luffu, a new company offering the Luffu Link, a $300 screenless wearable designed to help families monitor aging parents and coordinate care through continuous health tracking, location sharing, and AI-powered insights. The device connects to cellular networks, offers five days of battery life, and syncs with a companion app ($19/month for four family members) that surfaces health patterns and care coordination information in real time.
Retailers in Vietnam leaked official keyboard accessories for Samsung's upcoming Galaxy Tab S12+ tablet, revealing two models: the Book Cover Keyboard Slim for portability and the Pro Keyboard with trackpad for productivity. Samsung is expected to announce the tablet officially in October with a design that refines rather than overhauls previous generations.