Quote from: Princess Leah on Today at 12:58:16 AM

Quote from: Odogwu-Blockchain on July 10, 2025, 10:30:48 PM

Quote from: Charles-Tim on July 08, 2025, 11:03:17 PM

About the one you are referring to, the letter i is in small letter and not in capital letter

Real: @t47inaugural.com
Fake: @t47lnaugural.com (with a lowercase “L” replacing “I”)

If real email is in capital letter, it will be harder to know the real one from the fake one because I (i) is harder to differentiate from l (L).

This is the format hackers used to scam multinational companies off their mailbox, they simply hack the mail, clone the name of mail that wants to do business with the other companies and hide the real negotiator away from the business discussion. This format is very popular and it's hard to detect too because the difference in letter and alphabet is hidden a little bit.

To avoid being the prey on the Internet you'll need to be as smart as those scammers sometimes even smarter to make it tough to be their victims, it doesn't only end with being knowledgeable cause lots of people who claim to have knowledge still got scammed, take the recent case of Trumps inaugural donation scam for an instance.

You can only know the tactics used by hacker or a scammer if you are a scammer before, no matter how intelligent you think you are, a non scammer will fall victim. It is very hard to scam a scammer no matter how hard you try, that's most companies employ hackers into their IT department for security reasons, to detect every attack sent by companies trying to do business with them.

Hackers are pretty smart enough to detect another hackers bad intentions, the same way thieves know how thief operates because it's their lifestyle.