Internet fraud is on the rise
Can you tell which of the sites listed below wants to rob you?
Do both addresses look the same to you? You are right!
One of the addresses is real and the other is fake (so-called phishing). Using a homographic attack, that is, translating Punycode characters for IDN domains, you can create a forgery that you cannot distinguish from the real site. Depending on the address and design of the website, now you can no longer be sure that you are on the right website.
How can you guarantee credibility?
How can you help customers find out they are on the right website?
A proven solution is to place a DigiCert dynamic seal on your website.
What information does the seal give?
Security with the DigiCert brand, the largest certification authority in the world.
Information on which company and address the certificate was issued for. It allows authentication of the web operator.
Company identification is facilitated by the display of the company logo.
The new patented DigiCert Smart Seal delivers new identity information — which 83% said would boost their trust of a website.
When the DigiCert Smart Seal is displayed,
74% trust this brand to keep them safe.
60% of participants stated they have not completed a purchase because a trust logo was missing.
