Large-Scale Automatic Classification of Phishing Pages

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Phishing websites, fraudulent sites that impersonate a trusted third party to gain access to private data, continue to cost Internet users over a billion dollars each year. This paper describes the design and performance characteristics of a scalable machine learning classifier developed to detect phishing websites. This classifier is used to maintain Google's phishing blacklist automatically. This classifier analyzes millions of pages a day, examining the URL and the contents of a page to determine whether or not a page is phishing.
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Date:Dec 2009