secure_browsing
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| (In this case, Google controls both g00gle.com and google-email.com — probably for the very reason of trying to lessen the risk to users.) | (In this case, Google controls both g00gle.com and google-email.com — probably for the very reason of trying to lessen the risk to users.) | ||
| - | But these all rely fooling you with a similar, but not correct, URL and, with some additional scrutiny and care, you should be able to keep yourself safe from these type of attacks. | + | |
| + | But these all rely on fooling you with a similar, but not correct, URL and, with some additional scrutiny and care, you should be able to keep yourself safe from these type of attacks. | ||
| ====Use a trusted DNS server==== | ====Use a trusted DNS server==== | ||
secure_browsing.txt · Last modified: 2021/07/06 09:26 by 127.0.0.1