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Abstract: Phishing attacks are a type of cybercrime that has grown in recent years. It is part of social engineering attacks where an attacker deceives users by sending fake messages using social ...

Abstract: Phishing attacks have evolved into sophisticated threats, making effective cybersecurity detection strategies essential. While many studies focus on either URL or HTML features, limited work ...

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