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AN ENHANCED LOUVAIN CLUSTERING TECHNIQUE FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF COOKIE POISONING ATTACK IN CYBER SECURITY

Alsiyabi et al., 2021

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6954472869272483772
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Alsiyabi M
Oman A
Sudiksa M
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Recently researchers are very much interested to concentrate the obstacle of cyber security attackers. There are numerous directions and procedures available to attack any organization, application, website and credentials. Several attacks are packet capturing …
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