A novel Phishing classification based on URL features
Mahmoud Khonji, Andrew Jones, Youssef Iraqi
Abstract
Mahmoud Khonji, Andrew Jones, Youssef Iraqi
Abstract
Phishing is the process of illicitly obtaining data through social engineering via electronic communication channels. As reported by the Anti-Phishing Working Group (APWG), Phishing attacks are growing in volume and sophistication. As a result, the need to improve Phishing detection methods increases. We introduce a simple and novel Phishing classification feature that aims toward supplementing existing classifiers by detecting a subset of Phishing attacks.
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Phishing is the process of illicitly obtaining data through social engineering via electronic communication channels. As reported by the Anti-Phishing Working Group (APWG), Phishing attacks are growing in volume and sophistication. As a result, the need to improve Phishing detection methods increases. We introduce a simple and novel Phishing classification feature that aims toward supplementing existing classifiers by detecting a subset of Phishing attacks.
Key concepts: Phishing, Computer science, Sophistication, Volume (thermodynamics), Process (computing), Feature (linguistics), Computer security, The Internet