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Phishing uses invisible Unicode characters to conceal malicious content

What happened
Researchers documented phishing campaigns that conceal content through invisible Unicode characters to evade parts of email security filtering.
Why it matters to businesses
Email defense cannot rely solely on keyword matching or on how a message appears on screen.
Practical IT checklist
- Combine anti-phishing policies with URL and attachment inspection.
- Provide a simple user-reporting and response workflow.
- Review unusual sign-ins following suspicious messages.
Source and full reporting: BleepingComputer ↗
Original VALUE360 editorial summary and practical commentary; not a reproduction of the source article.
