Anti-Phishing Working Group: Visualization for Data Sharing, 19 April 2005

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Anti-Phishing Working Group: Visualization for Data Sharing, 19 April 2005

John S. Quarterman, InternetPerils, Inc. Jay Swofford, Jim Maloney, Corillian London, 19 April 2005

Abstract

According to the BBC (22 March), the U.K. leads the world in hijacked zombie PCs. For phishing early warning we visualize the planning and setup phases before attack of the undead horde, and for forensics we follow through the collection, fraud, and post-attack phases. We analyze a database of addresses from multiple sources of data, and enhance it with rules of behavior, visual inspection, and data mining, producing reports to shareholders such as the examples in this presentation, which show misleading domains and clusters of addresses by country and service provider.

Slides

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