To determine if a website is genuine or fake, you can follow these steps:

 To determine if a website is genuine or fake, you can follow these steps:

1. Check the Website URL 🔍

  • Look for HTTPS: Genuine websites use HTTPS (secure connection). Avoid sites with HTTP only.

  • Misspelled Domains: Fake sites often have typos (e.g., g00gle.com instead of google.com).

  • Extra Characters: Beware of sites with unnecessary dashes or numbers (e.g., amaz0n-offer.com).

  • Subdomains: Scammers use subdomains to mimic real websites (e.g., paypal.secure-login.com instead of paypal.com).

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