Anti-phishing Models for Mobile Application Development: A Review Paper

Khalid, Javaria; Jalil, Rabiya; Khalid, Myda; Maryam, Maliha; Shafique, Muhammad Aatif; Rasheed, Wajid

doi:10.1007/978-981-13-6052-7_15

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“…Messages are being sent from the targeted user's smartphone to any other receiver. The assailant has the power to send any type of data to any Bluetooth-enabled device within range [40].…”

Section: Wireless Phishingmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The Phisher uses keyloggers to gather private data about the clients, including their names, addresses, passwords, as well as other confidential information. Key loggers are additionally useful for non-phishing purposes, such as monitoring a child's Internet usage [40]. Key loggers may additionally be employed in various ways, including recognizing changes in URLs and logging information as a Browser Helper Object (BHO) which permits the hacker to influence the attributes of all Internet Explorers, observing keyboard and mouse input as a driver for the device, and observing client's input and show as a screen logger [18][63].…”

Section: Mobile Phishing Techniquesmentioning

confidence: 99%

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A Critical Review: Revisiting Phishing Attacks Classification and Analysis of Techniques Employed in Taxonomies

Al Ogaili,

Manickam

2023

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People are increasingly sharing their personal information online as internet usage grows. As a result, fraudsters have access to a massive amount of personal information and financial activities. In recent years, phishing assaults have become one of the most common threats faced by internet users, governments, and service providers. The attacker(s) uses falsified emails or bogus websites to obtain the client's sensitive data (i.e., user account login details, credit/debit card numbers, etc.) in a phishing assault. Studies have classed phishing attacks based on fundamental phishing mechanisms and defenses, ignoring the importance of the phishing lifecycle from beginning to conclusion. This study also provides a new thorough taxonomy of phishing assaults, including attack phases, attacker types, vulnerabilities, threats, targets, attack media, and attacking strategies. Furthermore, the proposed anatomy will help readers comprehend the full lifecycle of a phishing attack, which will raise awareness of these phishing attacks and the strategies utilized; it will also aid in the development of a comprehensive anti-phishing system. In addition, various preventative precautions are being investigated

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“…Messages are being sent from the targeted user's smartphone to any other receiver. The assailant has the power to send any type of data to any Bluetooth-enabled device within range [40].…”

Section: Wireless Phishingmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Mobile Phishing Techniquesmentioning

confidence: 99%