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Demystifying the Regional Phishing Landscape in South Korea

Park et al., 2023

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5993051325414172968
Author
Park H
Lim K
Kim D
Yu D
Koo H
Publication year
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IEEE Access

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The ever-increasing phishing campaigns around the globe have been one of the main threats to cyber security. In response, the global anti-phishing entity (eg, APWG) collectively maintains the up-to-date blacklist database (eg, eCrimeX) against phishing campaigns, and …
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