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 represents a cybersecurity attack strategy commonly employed by cybercriminals
to unlawfully acquire sensitive user information, including passwords, account details, credit …

There exists many anti-phishing techniques which use source code-based features and third
party services to detect the phishing sites. These techniques have some limitations and one …

Stealing of sensitive information (username, password, credit card information and social
security number, etc.) using a fake webpage that imitates trusted website is termed as …

The large-scale deployment of modern phishing attacks relies on the automatic exploitation
of vulnerable websites in the wild, to maximize profit while hindering attack traceability …

Recent studies have shown that phishers are using phishing kits to deploy phishing attacks
faster, easier and more massive. Detecting phishing kits in deployed websites might help to …

Phishing has been a big concern due to its active roles in recent data breaches and state-
sponsored attacks. While existing works have extensively analyzed phishing websites and …

The visual similarity-based techniques detect the phishing sites based on the similarity
between the suspicious site and the existing database of resources such as screenshots …

Phishing websites are on the rise and are hosted on compromised domains such that
legitimate behavior is embedded into the designed phishing site to overcome the detection …

Existing anti-phishing techniques like whitelist or blacklist detect the phishing sites based on
the database of approved and unapproved URLs. Most of the current phishing attacks are …