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Content-aware malicious website detection using multilingual BERT
Malicious website detection traditionally relies on URL analysis, but this is limited as attackers can create clean-looking links, abuse URL shorteners, or even hijack trusted websites. To address this gap, we shift the focus from analyzing technical artifacts to understanding intent, by proposing a
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