A phishing attack is a threat based on fraudulent communication, usually by e-mail, where
the cybercriminals, impersonating a trusted person or organization, try to lure and coax a …

Phishing is a type of fraud attempt in which the attacker, usually by e-mail, pretends to be a
trusted person or entity in order to obtain sensitive information from a target. Most recent …

Phishing is the most prevalent method of cybercrime that convinces people to provide
sensitive information; for instance, account IDs, passwords, and bank details. Emails, instant …

Phishing attacks have become today one of the most common security breaches performed
on different communication channels. Their goal is to direct users to malicious websites or to …

Phishing is the most-used malicious attempt in which attackers, commonly via emails,
impersonate trusted persons or entities to obtain private information from a victim. Even …

Every year, phishing results in losses of billions of dollars and is a major threat to the Internet
economy. Phishing attacks are now most often carried out by email. To better comprehend …

Phishing detection remains one of the most challenging problems currently faced by cyber
users as sophisticated phishing schemes evolves rapidly. This paper presents a …

Phishing is the most prominent cyber-crime that uses camouflaged e-mail as a weapon. In
simple words, it is defined as the strategy adopted by fraudsters in-order-to get private …

Because of the fast expansion of internet users, phishing attacks have become a significant
menace where the attacker poses as a trusted entity in order to steal sensitive data, causing …

Phishing is an attack targeting to imitate the official websites of corporations such as banks,
e-commerce, financial institutions, and governmental institutions. Phishing websites aim to …