Sign-in address spelling BATIK 77: session safety on a shared device

On BATIK 77, checking the login address spelling is read from leftover session state on a shared device: a closed tab is not a closed account.

Compare address characters so look-alike typing is easier to catch.

What remains after a tab is closed

avoid look-alike domain typing.

Habits before leaving the device

Do not save a password in someone else's browser. Sign out if the control exists, then check downloads and screenshots.

Suppose the tab closes but cookies remain. sign-in host spelling is unfinished until sign-out is tried.

a TLS padlock does not automatically mean a trustworthy operator

BATIK 77 on checking the login address spelling

• BATIK77 LOGIN on a borrowed device needs host spelling on the address bar after the session: sign out, not only close the tab.
• BATIK77 DAFTAR must not be autosaved in someone else's browser during host spelling on the address bar in shared-device session leftovers.
• BATIK77 RTP does not govern leftover sessions; shared-device session leftovers judges host spelling on the address bar from cookies and downloads.
• BATIK77 SLOTRESMI does not make an office PC safe; host spelling on the address bar remains a local-trace issue.
• BATIK77 APK MOBILE on a shared phone adds traces; shared-device session leftovers places host spelling on the address bar on ending the session.

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