Spotting Web Spoofs: Stay safe online
Understanding Clone Phishing and DNS Poisoning: Clone Phishing: Imagine you get a text message from your friend asking for help. They say they accidentally locked themselves out of their social media account and need you to click on a link to log in and reset their password for them. You click on the link, it looks just like the real social media login page, and you enter your friend's username and password to help them out. But there's a problem! The website was actually a fake created by a scammer. This is called clone phishing. In clone phishing generally we create a link that is similar to the original website for example I want to trick someone to give me his/her Instagram id and password, which is something no one will do. So, what I will do is that I will create a clone that looks just as same as the original Instagram login page and I will name it as "intagram.com" and I will send this link to the person whose Instagram id and password I want to know. Bu...