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BogusBiter
2010
ACM Transactions on Internet Technology
Many anti-phishing mechanisms currently focus on helping users verify whether a web site is genuine. However, usability studies have demonstrated that prevention-based approaches alone fail to effectively suppress phishing attacks and protect Internet users from revealing their credentials to phishing sites. In this paper, instead of preventing human users from "biting the bait," we propose a new approach to protect against phishing attacks with "bogus bites." We develop BogusBiter, a unique
doi:10.1145/1754393.1754395
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