Homograph attacks explained: The tiny typo that breaks trust

Homograph attacks: the tiny typo that breaks trust

Thiery Ketz

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FAQ
A homograph attack uses visually similar characters (like “rn” instead of “m”) to create fake domains that look legitimate, such as arnazon.com. Attackers use these spoofed domains in phishing emails or fake login pages to steal credentials or payment data.