> Mmmhmm, yes I'd definitely trust the "Stripe, Inc." website with the "Stripe, Inc." This is merely an example of what I already stated: Validation practices

> Mmmhmm, yes I'd definitely trust the "Stripe, Inc." website with the "Stripe, Inc." This is merely an example of what I already stated: Validation practices and participation requirements need to be improved. I am well aware of this popular example. > Do you even read links? Please check the HN guidelines for conduct. I've actually already read all of the popular media on the topic. > Your preferred search engine should give you the "real" Wells Fargo site if you search for that. Google regularly serves malware as the "top search result", because Google Ads appear to be search results to average users, and advertisers can lie about the destination URLs in text ads. Bing is not better in this respect either. If you trust your search engine, you might as well just plaintext all your traffic anyways.