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A Gradient-Optimized TSK Fuzzy Framework for Explainable Phishing Detection
Phishing attacks represent an increasingly sophisticated and pervasive threat to individuals and organizations, causing significant financial losses, identity theft, and severe damage to institutional reputations. Existing phishing detection methods often struggle to simultaneously achieve high accu
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