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Description: The homographic attack is a type of phishing attack that uses visually similar characters to deceive users into visiting malicious websites. This type of attack relies on manipulating character encoding, where letters and symbols that resemble legitimate characters in a URL are employed, but actually belong to a different domain. For example, an attacker […]