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Phishing websites are fake websites that are designed to trick you into entering your personal information or login credentials. Here are a few ways to recognize a phishing website:

1. Check the website’s URL: Phishing websites often have URLs that are similar to legitimate websites, but with small differences, such as a misspelled word or a different domain extension. Look for subtle changes in the URL and be wary of websites with unfamiliar URLs.

2. Look for telltale signs of a fake website: Phishing websites may have poor grammar, spelling mistakes, or other indications that they are not legitimate. They may also use logos or branding that is similar to legitimate websites, but with small differences.

3. Be cautious when prompted to enter personal information: Legitimate websites will not ask for sensitive information, such as your login credentials or financial information, unless you are in a secure area of the website. Be wary of websites that ask for this type of information.

4. Use caution when clicking on links: Phishing emails and messages often contain links that lead to phishing websites. Be cautious when clicking on links, and hover your mouse over the link to see the actual URL before clicking. If the link looks suspicious, do not click on it.

It’s important to be vigilant and cautious when online to protect yourself from phishing attacks. If you suspect that a website may be a phishing website, do not enter any personal information and close the website immediately.