Unfortunately, these suspicious sites have become very common in the recent period, especially phishing sites that rely on imitating popular sites with some minor differences in the spelling of the site name.
Another unfortunate thing is that most victims rely on the Google search to reach these sites, while in reality, phishers use simple CEO tricks to make their fake site appear in the first search results, which makes victims easily fall into the trap.
So it is better not to avoid using Google search to access these sites.
Actually, phishing sites have been around for a long time but they have never disappeared even though they have been reported a lot, I don't know if they have a script so that they can create many specific domains with slightly similar spelling site names.Another unfortunate thing is that most victims rely on the Google search to reach these sites, while in reality, phishers use simple CEO tricks to make their fake site appear in the first search results, which makes victims easily fall into the trap.
So it is better not to avoid using Google search to access these sites.
Google search is not a safe way to access the original site, as you said scammers have managed to master SEO so it is easy to enter google search with the first phishing site, so it's better to just type if you want to enter a particular crypto site rather than google search people don't know will get stuck there and lead to phishing sites.
Sometimes people are lazy to avoid searching on Google and there are still many of them choosing there to find something they need.
