I. Introduction
Usage of the Internet has been growing rapidly all over the world for several years. This has resulted in the increase of number of websites and visits to them. A possible way of visiting a website is by typing its URL on a browser. While typing the URL, users often make mistakes (typo) and hence cannot visit the desired website. The situation gets worse when the mistaken URL leads to a different website which the user does not intend to visit. Sometimes perpetrators exploit this phenomenon and purposefully register domain name that resembles common typing or spelling mistakes of a popular website. Two different domain names may be similar in various ways. Some domain names are visually similar, some are phonetically, and some names may result from spelling error of others. Many non-English popular names can be written with different spelling that are phonetically similar. Typosquatting is a form of cyber attack that uses these similarities to confuse valuable customers of popular domains.