@salam_codes: Two website addresses can look almost identical while leading to completely different destinations. Scammers exploit this by creating fake domains that resemble trusted websites, sometimes using lookalike characters, extra words or subtle spelling changes that are easy to overlook. For example, a fraudulent address might replace a letter in “amazon.com” with a similar looking character, making the difference difficult to spot at a glance. If someone enters their login details or payment information on the fake site, those details could be stolen. One of the safest habits is to check the full domain carefully before entering sensitive information. Be especially cautious with links received through emails, text messages or social media. The padlock icon and HTTPS connection only indicate that the connection is encrypted. They do not guarantee that the website itself is trustworthy. When in doubt, type the official address yourself or open the site using a trusted bookmark instead of following a suspicious link. #Tech #coding #scamalert #explorer #ecommerce

Abdoul Salam | Software Eng.

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