Chrome+Firefox Phishing Attack Uses Domains Identical to Known Good

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  1. simrick
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    Fabler2 said:
    Thank you simrik.
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  3. Fabler2
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    simrick said:
    Cheers @Fabler2 (that you?)
    Yup. :)
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  4. Bob Cat
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    For Chrome, check out Punycode Alert on the Chrome Web Store.
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  6. EliteData
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    personally, i think this is a dumb move by FF and chrome in the world of cyber-insecurity to have this setting disabled by default.
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