Phishing and spear phishing are typical examples of masquerade attacks since trust is built
up through impersonation for the attack to succeed. Given the prevalence of these attacks …

Phishing is a fraudulent technique that is used over the Internet to deceive users with the
goal of extracting their personal information such as username, passwords, credit card, and …

Phishing is a cyber-attack which targets naive online users tricking into revealing sensitive
information such as username, password, social security number or credit card number etc …

In this paper, we present a new rule-based method to detect phishing attacks in internet
banking. Our rule-based method used two novel feature sets, which have been proposed to …

Using various social-engineering techniques, criminals run havoc on the Internet and
defraud many people in a number of different ways. This puts various organisational …

Context Cross-site scripting (XSS) is a security vulnerability that affects web applications. It
occurs due to improper or lack of sanitization of user inputs. The security vulnerability …

Through well‐designed counterfeit websites, phishing induces online users to visit forged
web pages to obtain their private sensitive information, eg, account number and password …

Phishing is defined as mimicking a creditable company's website aiming to take private
information of a user. In order to eliminate phishing, different solutions proposed. However …

Phishing is a cyber attack that tricks the online users into revealing sensitive information with
a fake website imitating a legitimate website. The attackers with stolen credentials not only …

Phishing is a fraudulent act to acquire sensitive information from unsuspecting users by
masking as a trustworthy entity in an electronic commerce. Several mechanisms such as …