Nick Perry shows how attackers create fake Instagram login pages using look-alike domains, replacing the capital I with a lowercase l. They lure you with messages like "find out who has a crush on you," steal your credentials when you log in, then show a fake 504 error to cover their tracks.
Your Instagram is about to get hacked and you won't even know it until it's too late. Here's how. First, the hackers will make an exact replica of Instagram's login page. Then they buy this one thing that makes it impossible to tell the difference. It's the Instagram website, except the I is actually a lowercase L. Once they have that, they send you a message like, find out who has a crush on you or among your followers. Then once you click it, you type in your details and you get a 504 error page. But by then, it's too late because they already have everything. So next time you get an email like this, remember—
