The text discusses the persistent threat of phishing attacks, highlighting a recent case where the Russian military spoofed websites of U.S. Senate and political organizations to steal credentials or distribute malware. This underscores the ongoing challenge of phishing, which has evolved in sophistication and remains a favored tactic for both financially motivated criminals and nation-state actors. The text introduces Blazar, a computer vision-based tool developed by Endgame Research, designed to detect homoglyph attacks by identifying visually similar URLs that spoof legitimate domains. Blazar employs a Siamese neural network to transform text into images and compare feature vectors for potential phishing attempts. The text further explains the benefits of using computer vision in cybersecurity and mentions another project, SpeedGrapher, which focuses on detecting MS Word macro malware. These tools, when combined with traditional phishing detection methods, offer a robust defense against increasingly complex phishing schemes.