I didn't click it as it was OBVIOUSLY not apple, it was that xn thing. Easy to see actually URL and easy to detect in a QR code..... As in "ERROR: QR CODE DOES NOT SHOW APPROVED LAB URL"
If fact the fact that you SAID it was safe made me more wary....
Looks like they fixed it in some browsers, it was still showing up as Apple in Firefox. But that is one of the many ways to make a link appear to be valid.
For everyone that they fix another pops up. So if you believe that it can't be forged, you are kidding yourself.
"They"? The way it is supposed to work is you go to your bank and ask for the bank's site SSL certificate on a clean freshly baked CD. (USB devices come with auto-play drivers/firmware that can't be tested/cleaned with regular antivirus software and are therefore unsuitable.) Now if in your bank "they" know what the above even means, and are able to give you the goods, do you know how to import that cert into all your browsers?