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Domain spoofing

The use of a lookalike domain, subdomain, or misspelling intended to resemble a legitimate website.

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Calling the number supplied in Domain spoofing is not independent verification; Client money segregation contacts must come from another trusted source.

Practical use

How to verify Domain spoofing

Read Domain spoofing together with Authorised firm, Client-money segregation, Firm reference number. The comparison must preserve the exact rule, value, state, and evidence described below.

A neutral example

A caller connected with Domain spoofing asks for screen sharing to fix a withdrawal. Access is refused, passwords are changed cleanly, and Authorised firm evidence is retained. What makes this an example of Domain spoofing is that a lookalike hostname, subdomain, or misspelling can route credentials to an unrelated operator.

Evidence path

Where to verify Domain spoofing

Use the source that governs the exact contract, account, entity, or platform state. A general definition cannot replace current broker terms.

Official register and warning listMatch the exact legal entity, domain, reference number, permitted product, client type, jurisdiction, and complaint route.
Investor.gov binary options guidanceReview the SEC investor-education warning on binary-options fraud patterns.Open source