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A review of phishing attacks and countermeasures for internet of things‐based smart business applications in industry 4.0

Sadiq et al., 2021

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14808327269729367569
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Sadiq A
Anwar M
Butt R
Masud F
Shahzad M
Naseem S
Younas M
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Human behavior and emerging technologies

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Due to the advancement in industry 4.0, cybercrimes in internet‐based business applications are rapidly increasing. To encounter such attacks, the intruders use various tools and techniques such as Phishing, Malware, SQL Injection, Ransomware, Cross‐Site …
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