Typosquatting is the practice of registering domain names that are one keystroke away from a legitimate site — exploiting human error to intercept traffic, harvest credentials, or distribute malware. Targets are often government portals, banks, and critical infrastructure where users already have an expectation of trust.

The domains listed below are registered and controlled for research purposes, demonstrating how easily high-value targets can be spoofed. None of these domains are used for malicious activity.