The Invisible Cyberattack

A homoglyph attack uses characters that look identical to normal letters, but technically

aren't the same character at all. For example, a letter that looks like a regular A

might actually come from a different alphabet. To your eyes, it looks normal.

To a computer, it's a completely different character. Attackers use this technique to create

email addresses, domains, and links that look legitimate, but aren't.

And this is exactly what makes homoglyph attacks so dangerous. Even experienced users often can't

spot them, not because they're careless, but because these attacks are designed

to bypass human perception.