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Title: Scammers are using “rn” instead of “m” to scam Microsoft emails. Post by: Charcol on November 25, 2025, 06:45:07 PM https://www.talkimg.com/images/2025/11/25/URwe4o.jpeg Yesterday, I saw in a report that scammers are using “rn” instead of “m” to copy the real domain of Microsoft. You may have noticed that in most fonts, “rn” looks almost like “m” when seen together. That is why many people assume that it is microsoft.com when they see the email address noreply@rnicrosoft.com. The report says that fake notifications are being sent to people in the name of password reset or account verification. https://www.talkimg.com/images/2025/11/25/URwWEa.jpeg To me, the whole thing is typosquatting. Where scams are going on by exploiting the typing mistakes of ordinary people like us. And we have to be careful. We should refrain from clicking on links in a hurry during busy times. Because the report also says that those who are busy or less careful are clicking on the links. Read the details here. (https://m.economictimes.com/wealth/save/password-change-email-from-rnicrosoft-com-is-a-phishing-scam-cybersecurity-expert-shares-how-to-protect-yourself/articleshow/125501383.cms) Title: Re: Scammers are using “rn” instead of “m” to scam Microsoft emails. Post by: Majestic-milf on November 26, 2025, 08:42:59 AM Even me sef just now need to look closer to tell the difference. Make I no lie this one go catch unsuspecting individuals Wella and e good say this one don dey exposed but at the same time, nah everyone go fit see this warning them bring? You know how people always dey in a hurry to go about their business and fit ignore messages like this.
Scammers no go stop to dey devise new ways to rob people of their hard work nah make e dey good to always be vigilant and pay attention to details. |
