Captain Computer’s Top Tip: How to Detect Fake Websites 🔍

Captain Computer’s Security Smarts!
Online Security Tip 7: Spotting Fake Websites
Why beware fake websites? These digital doppelgängers pose as legit shops, banks, or services, but they’re hacker traps! They trick you into entering passwords, credit card info, or downloading malware. I stay sharp by scrutinizing URLs and dodging shady sites like a cyber ninja!
Purpose: Spotting fake websites keeps your data, money, and devices safe from scammers. It’s your superhero radar for navigating the web!
Pro Tip: Check the URL for “https://” and a lock icon, and eyeball the domain for typos (e.g., “arnazon.com” instead of “amazon.com”). Hover over links (don’t click!) to reveal the real destination. If it smells fishy, bolt! More hacks dropping weekly with Captain Computer! #FakeWebsites #CyberSafety #CaptainComputer
Captain Computer’s Bare Minimum Protection Plan:
Free Malwarebytes for malware cleanup.

Windows Defender for real-time protection.

Norton Power Eraser to zap sneaky threats.

Smart practices like unique passwords (12+ characters, mix letters/numbers/symbols, no repeats!).

Active antivirus software to stay one step ahead.
Post-attack tip: If you’ve entered info on a fake website, change passwords immediately, scan with Malwarebytes, and monitor accounts for suspicious activity.
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