Avoid Microsoft Typosquatting Password Traps

Alert: Your Microsoft accounts are under attack! Hackers are employing the sneaky tactic

of typosquatting to deceive you into handing over your passwords. Imagine this—an

email address with a barely noticeable swap, where an 'm' is replaced with an

'r' and an 'n.' It's a subtle trick that can fool even the most vigilant eyes,

leading to your credentials landing right in the hands of cybercriminals. Typosquatting isn’t

new; it's a time-tested method where criminals register look-alike domains hoping you'll accidentally stumble

upon them or click links without realizing. Falling for it could mean giving away your login details

on a site that looks just like the real deal. So, how do you outsmart