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Phishing attacks remain a persistent threat in cyberspace, demanding innovative solutions for timely detection. In this paper, HyperFusion, a pioneering approach that combines machine learning with user behavior analysis, is introduced to enhance the real-time identification of phishing websites. By integrating features derived from URL and hyperlink characteristics with dynamic user interaction patterns, HyperFusion achieves unprecedented accuracy without reliance on thirdparty systems. Traditional anti-phishing methods often falter against zero-hour attacks or novel phishing websites, underscoring the need for novel strategies. The methodology addresses this challenge by leveraging user behavior data alongside client-side information, thereby eliminating external dependencies and fortifying defense mechanisms. Additionally, a tailored dataset for rigorous experimentation is presented, facilitating a comprehensive evaluation of the approach. Experimental results demonstrate HyperFusion's superior efficacy, boasting a remarkable detection accuracy of 99.37% with the XG Boost technique.
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