Hackers Exploit 'rn' Typo Trick to Impersonate Microsoft and Marriott
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Hackers are using a new tactic involving the 'rn' typo trick to impersonate major companies like Microsoft and Marriott. This method has raised alarms for users of Chrome and Safari, indicating potential phishing attempts. Users are advised to be vigilant against these impersonation schemes.
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