Microsoft users need to be on high alert as their accounts are being targeted by hackers using typosquatting to purchase look-a-like sites and email addresses to trick them into handing over their passwords.
Harley Sugarman, CEO at Anagram Security, recently shared a screenshot of an emailhe’d received from using this technique. In the email address, the ‘m’ had was replaced with an ‘r’ and an ‘n’ instead. The effect is subtle and difficult to catch, meaning users may fall for these phishing emails.
