Read carefully: how to spot

TL;DR

Fraudsters use characters from different alphabets (homoglyphs) to create fake URLs and email addresses that look identical to real ones.
These homoglyph attacks are increasingly popular, with phishing attacks now focusing on links rather than attachments.
The goal is to create a sense of panic, leading users to click without closely examining the URL.
Some fonts make it difficult to detect these character substitutions.
To protect yourself, independently visit genuine websites instead of clicking provided links.
Keep browsers updated and use two-factor authentication (2FA/MFA).
If compromised, change passwords immediately and report the attack.

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