Asaaju Peter, CEO of Phemight Technologies, has raised serious concerns over the growing number of phishing attacks targeting unsuspecting internet users. According to him, many online account compromises happen not because platforms are insecure, but because users unknowingly enter their details on fake or cloned websites.

Peter explained that cybercriminals often replicate popular websites with identical designs, logos, and login pages. These fake websites are usually promoted through search results, ads, emails, or misleading links. When users log in without carefully checking the website address, their usernames and passwords are immediately captured.

He further noted that this problem extends beyond social platforms to banking portals, online stores, and payment systems. Once attackers obtain login credentials, they may attempt repeated access, change passwords, or lock the real account owner out entirely. This is one of the reasons many people later experience account suspension or repeated login-verification prompts.

To avoid falling victim, Phemight Technologies recommends several preventive measures. Users should always type the full official website address directly into the browser instead of clicking random links. Checking for secure HTTPS connections and correct domain spelling is essential before entering any personal information.

Peter also advised users to enable two-factor authentication on all important accounts, avoid logging in on public or unfamiliar networks, and ignore messages that create unnecessary urgency or request immediate action. Regular password updates and the use of trusted password managers can also reduce exposure.

“Digital security starts with awareness,” Peter emphasized. “Your website access habits determine how safe your online identity is.”

Phemight Technologies continues to educate individuals and businesses on cybersecurity best practices, stressing that vigilance is the strongest defense against modern online threats.