You already know that it can be dangerous to click links in emails.
So you probably read a link before clicking, to make sure that it’s from a legitimate domain name.
For example, ‘paypal.com’ is legitimate but ‘paypa1.com’ is a scammer!
But now scammers have found a way to fake the domain!
They can register a unicode domain name that looks like this:
xn--e1awd7f.com
And when you view it in your browser it looks like this!
https://epic.com
This is how to protect yourself…
Before clicking on a link in an email, copy it into Notepad or Textedit to see what it really looks like.
Read more here – Chrome and Firefox Phishing Attack Uses Domains Identical to Known Safe Sites