in this case, If you type what the OP put here, this is what you are going to see:
So it's really hard to distinguished it the beginning and you think you are in the right website because it's very visually similar.
One moment of lack of focus and distraction can lead to opening a phishing domain through email, AdSense ads, or in social media applications without paying attention to the characters of the domain, whether they are Latin or non-Latin, different languages, or symbols, etc. This can have serious consequences for people who are deceived by these visual tricks, as homograph attacks are considered a slightly advanced level of regular phishing domains. Even most of the phishing domains that rely on homograph attacks have identical templates to the official domains. Bookmarking official domains in the browser can be a good idea, and using browser extensions that detect these phishing and scam domains when opened by the user inadvertently or rushed.So it's really hard to distinguished it the beginning and you think you are in the right website because it's very visually similar.
Yeah, there are other ways, like bookmarking and use browser extensions that detect phishing site. Still not late for this newbies to learn everything here and not how to get phished, and it's not that hard to understand, to be honest.
