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I Taught a Computer to Spot Fake Websites With 96% Accuracy

What if a computer could tell a fake website is fake just by looking at its URL — without ever opening it? Turns out, yes. Here's how I built my first real machine learning project. The Problem: Phishing Is Everywhere If you've ever gotten a message saying "Your bank account is suspended, click her…

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  1. 2026-09-29 20:15 · DEV Community — Machine Learning
    I Taught a Computer to Spot Fake Websites With 96% Accuracy

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