Malicious Domains

Malicious domains refer to websites or other online resources that are used to spread malware or engage in other malicious activities. They may be used to host phishing websites, distribute malware, or launch other types of cyber attacks.

Here is an example of a malicious domain:

A cybercriminal has created a fake website that appears to be a legitimate online store. They send out emails to potential victims, claiming that they have a special offer or a limited time sale. When the victims click on the link to the website, they are taken to the fake store and asked to enter their credit card information to make a purchase. In reality, the website is a malicious domain that is used to steal credit card information from unsuspecting victims.

To protect yourself from malicious domains, it is important to use protective DNS to protect your devices, be cautious of emails and messages from unknown sources, and use a virtual private network (VPN) to secure your internet connection. 

You should also look for security indicators when entering sensitive information online, and be vigilant for suspicious websites and emails. By following these best practices, you can help to protect yourself from malicious domains and other online threats.