[New post] Should I Click on that Link Sent via Email

posted: " Phishing Detection Whenever possible, you should always type in the link of the website you are going to visit, instead of clicking on links found in suspicious emails. In this video we will show you how a link can be manipulated to look real, but redir" New post on BENISNOUS Should I Click on that Link Sent via Email Phishing Detection Whenever possible, you should always type in the link of the website you are going to visit, instead of clicking on links found in suspicious emails. In this video we will show you how a link can be manipulated to look real, but redirect you to a different site. Although not on the video, the @ symbol can be further hidden using HTML code. For example: @ would be @ So if I replace @ symbol on one of the links and send it via email, it would also work. Here would be an example of what the link would look like with a Hex IPv4 Address https://facebook.com@0x8EFA40EE   To contact Seal Cyber Tech, please visit: https://sealcybertech.com source ipv4 February 20, 2021 at 10:21 am | Categories: Computer Networks, NETWORKS | URL: https://benisnous.com/?p=182845 Comment    See all comments Unsubscribe to no longer receive posts from BENISNOUS. Change your email settings at Manage Subscriptions. Trouble clicking? Copy and paste this URL into your browser: https://benisnous.com/should-i-click-on-that-link-sent-via-email/