Lookalike Letters Phishing Attacks

The video tutorial explains the concept of 'alike letters phishing,' where hackers use similar-looking characters from different alphabets to create deceptive URLs. It highlights the ease with which users can be tricked into visiting malicious websites and the potential risks involved, such as credential theft. The tutorial advises vigilance, careful examination of URLs, and awareness of unusual characters to prevent falling victim to such phishing attacks.

What is the main risk associated with alike letters phishing?

• It can slow down internet speed.

• It can redirect users to malicious websites.

• It can cause physical harm.

• It can lead to software malfunction.

Which alphabets are commonly used by hackers to create look-alike domains?

• Only the Greek alphabet

• Only the Cyrillic alphabet

• Greek, Cyrillic, Armenian, and Latin alphabets

• Only the Latin alphabet

What should you do before clicking on a URL to ensure it's safe?

• Check the website's loading speed

• Look at the website's images

• Hover over the URL to read it carefully

• Check the website's color scheme

What is a common sign of a phishing URL?

• It contains misspellings or unusual characters

• It has a very short length

• It uses bright colors

• It loads very quickly

Why is it important to examine the URL of a website before entering sensitive information?

• To increase the website's popularity

• To ensure the website loads faster

• To verify the website's authenticity and avoid phishing

• To improve the website's design