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2005
Since syntactically different URLs could represent the same resource in WWW, there are on-going efforts to define the URL normalization in the standard communities. This paper considers the three additional URL normalization steps beyond ones specified in the standard URL normalization.
Sang Ho Lee 0004 +2 more
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Since syntactically different URLs could represent the same resource in WWW, there are on-going efforts to define the URL normalization in the standard communities. This paper considers the three additional URL normalization steps beyond ones specified in the standard URL normalization.
Sang Ho Lee 0004 +2 more
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Proceedings of the 3rd ACM on International Workshop on Security And Privacy Analytics, 2017
Phishing is an online social engineering attack with the goal of digital identity theft carried out by pretending to be a legitimate entity. The attacker sends an attack vector commonly in the form of an email, chat session, blog post etc., which contains a link (URL) to a malicious website hosted to elicit private information from the victims.
Rakesh M. Verma, Avisha Das
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Phishing is an online social engineering attack with the goal of digital identity theft carried out by pretending to be a legitimate entity. The attacker sends an attack vector commonly in the form of an email, chat session, blog post etc., which contains a link (URL) to a malicious website hosted to elicit private information from the victims.
Rakesh M. Verma, Avisha Das
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Proceedings 8th Euromicro Workshop on Parallel and Distributed Processing, 2002
The Web supports access to a very wide variety of services and objects via the simple naming mechanism provided by the Uniform Resource Locator or URL. When resources are read-only entities, which is still the common case, there is little problem in returning their output to clients in the face of multiple concurrent accesses.
Colin Allison +3 more
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The Web supports access to a very wide variety of services and objects via the simple naming mechanism provided by the Uniform Resource Locator or URL. When resources are read-only entities, which is still the common case, there is little problem in returning their output to clients in the face of multiple concurrent accesses.
Colin Allison +3 more
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Proceedings of the VLDB Endowment, 2010
Output URL bidding is a new bidding mechanism for sponsored search, where advertisers bid on search result URLs, as opposed to keywords in the input query. For example, an advertiser may want his ad to appear whenever the search result includes the sites www.imdb.com and en.wikipedia.org, instead of bidding on ...
Panagiotis Papadimitriou 0002 +3 more
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Output URL bidding is a new bidding mechanism for sponsored search, where advertisers bid on search result URLs, as opposed to keywords in the input query. For example, an advertiser may want his ad to appear whenever the search result includes the sites www.imdb.com and en.wikipedia.org, instead of bidding on ...
Panagiotis Papadimitriou 0002 +3 more
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Proceedings of IEEE 6th Workshop on Enabling Technologies: Infrastructure for Collaborative Enterprises, 2002
Emerging web applications demand considerable network resources and, especially in science and engineering, considerable computational resources. The use of agents can eliminate bottlenecks in both areas, provided that their methods of computation and communication are not overly restricted.
Ted Goddard, Vaidy S. Sunderam
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Emerging web applications demand considerable network resources and, especially in science and engineering, considerable computational resources. The use of agents can eliminate bottlenecks in both areas, provided that their methods of computation and communication are not overly restricted.
Ted Goddard, Vaidy S. Sunderam
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Efficient summarization of URLs using CRC32 for implementing URL switching
27th Annual IEEE Conference on Local Computer Networks, 2002. Proceedings. LCN 2002., 2003We investigate methods of using CRC32 for compressing Web URL strings and sharing of URL lists between servers, caches, and URL switches. Using trace-based evaluation, we compare our new CRC32 digesting method against the existing Bloom filter and incremental CRC19 methods.
Zornitza Genova, Kenneth J. Christensen
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A High-Performance URL Lookup Engine for URL Filtering Systems
2010 IEEE International Conference on Communications, 2010URL filtering systems provide a simple and effective way to prevent people from browsing undesirable or malicious websites. These systems require a well-designed URL lookup method as the core operation. A high-performance URL lookup engine is proposed in this paper for URL filtering systems.
Zhou Zhou 0007, Tian Song, Yunde Jia
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Utilizing URLs Position to Estimate Intrinsic Query-URL Relevance
2013 IEEE 13th International Conference on Data Mining, 2013Query-URL relevance (QUR) is an important criterion to measure the quality of commercial search engines. However, the traditional way to collect high-quality QURs is time-consuming and labor-intensive since it is primarily based on human judges. To address these issues, numerous models have been studied to automatically infer the QURs. Unlike the prior
Xiaogang Han +5 more
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Proceedings of the 1st International Conference on Advanced Information Science and System, 2019
Nowadays, many people rely on internet for various information needs, due to the development of advanced technologies. The internet has unlimited web resources, but some contents are not appropriate for all the age groups, especially children under 18. The number of adult websites increases every day thereby posing challenge for existing content-based /
Ratnavel Rajalakshmi +3 more
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Nowadays, many people rely on internet for various information needs, due to the development of advanced technologies. The internet has unlimited web resources, but some contents are not appropriate for all the age groups, especially children under 18. The number of adult websites increases every day thereby posing challenge for existing content-based /
Ratnavel Rajalakshmi +3 more
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IEEE Internet Computing, 1998
Perhaps the most important difference among search sites is how they are structured, both internally and externally. Sites such as Yahoo include a highly structured system of categories to help users drill down to the site they want. Others, such as AltaVista, accept only word-based searches with no categorical structure or browsing at all.
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Perhaps the most important difference among search sites is how they are structured, both internally and externally. Sites such as Yahoo include a highly structured system of categories to help users drill down to the site they want. Others, such as AltaVista, accept only word-based searches with no categorical structure or browsing at all.
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