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A list of malicious IP addresses associated with botnets, cyberattacks, and the generation of artificial traffic on websites. Useful for network administrators and security companies to block threats and protect against DDoS attacks.

  • Updated Jul 23, 2026
  • JavaScript

An end-to-end machine learning web application that detects whether a URL is safe or malicious. The project includes a React frontend for URL submission, a Flask backend API for prediction, and a trained NLP-based classification model built with TF-IDF vectorization and Logistic Regression.

  • Updated Mar 31, 2026
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A machine learning phishing detection system trained on structured email and URL features. MailHarpoon leverages feature engineering and supervised classification to identify malicious intent in digital communication.

  • Updated Mar 25, 2026
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# Cyber Epidemic ML A Flask web application that applies Machine Learning models to defend against epidemic-style cybersecurity threats such as **XSS attacks, SQL Injection, and Malicious URLs**. --- ## Features - πŸ›‘οΈ **XSS Detection** β€” Uses a deep learning model (`xss_model.h5`) - πŸ” **SQL Injection Detection** β€” Uses trained ML model

  • Updated Mar 18, 2026
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