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by tiborsaas
2199 days ago
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For phishing to work you need a similar domain if you want to maximize the conned people. Copying the path from the attacked website is the easiest part. I can even argue that if you take away the path from the URL, then it's actually easier to spot a phishing website since all you see is the domain if you don't hover over the address bar. |
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