The fake emails that target people who own a website
Fake domain renewals, invented Google warnings and bogus copyright complaints all aim at website owners. The tells, and what a real notice looks like.
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The same handful of faults account for most of what goes wrong with a business website: hosting that queues, a plugin nobody updated since 2021, a contact form that stopped sending months before anyone spotted it.
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