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Preventing the attempts of abusing cheap-hosting Web-servers for monetization attacks

Nguyen et al., 2019

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3634494340895823747
Author
Nguyen V
Lin P
Hwang R
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Publication venue
arXiv preprint arXiv:1903.05470

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Over the past decades, the web is always one of the most popular targets of hackers. Today, along with the popular usage of open sources such as Wordpress and Joomla, the explosion of the vulnerabilities in such frameworks causes the websites using them to face …
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