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Malurls: A lightweight malicious website classification based on url features

Aldwairi et al., 2012

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588393967664579131
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Aldwairi M
Alsalman R
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Journal of Emerging Technologies in Web Intelligence

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Surfing the World Wide Web (WWW) is becoming a dangerous everyday task with the Web becoming rich in all sorts of attacks. Websites are a major source of many scams, phishing attacks, identity theft, SPAM commerce and malwares. However, browsers, blacklists and …
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