Hackers who want to separate you from your bitcoin know what a homoglyph looks like. The question remains then, do you? According to the latest ESET threat report, published today, blockchain.com ...

Hackers are abusing a new technique: combining homoglyph domains with favicons to conduct credit card skimming attacks. Sophisticated skimming attacks like Magecart have incorporated favicons ...

The scam used a phishing email that directed users to a fake version of the Ledger website that substituted a homoglyph in the URL — in this case a letter that looked like the letter ‘e’ but ...

The malware was dubbed “Deadglyph” by ESET after the name of artifacts found in the backdoor, plus the presence of a homoglyph attack, where lookalike characters are used to spoof a URL or code. ESET ...

Microsoft has secured a court order to take down several malicious “homoglyph” domains that were used to impersonate Office 365 customers and commit fraud. The technology giant filed a case earlier ...

The domains taken down by Microsoft were so-called "homoglyph" domains registered to resemble those of legitimate business. This technique allowed the threat actors to impersonate companies when ...

Verisign, which operates the .com and .net registries has deployed changes to its rules to prevent registration of bogus, lookalike domain names using Unicode International Phonetic Alphabet ...