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IEEE/ICACT20230129 Question.1 Questioner: 7022211005@mhs.its.ac.id 2023-02-20 오후 5:40:01	IEEE/ICACT20230129 Answer.1 Answer by Auhor h22001iy@edu.tuis.ac.jp 2023-02-20 오후 5:40:01
Dear authors, Based on slide 5 states that phishers frequently change domain names and IP addresses of website to avoid detection. Do this research observes this event by DNS graph as long as observed days? Thank you	Thank you for your question. Yes, we are currently monitoring the lifecycle of phishing sites, including changes to phishing domains and IPs. We do this by monitoring the HTTP and HTTPS responses of phishing sites that have already been reported. However, identifying the next active domain after a phishing site has been shut down is still an area for future work. (See slide 17) Currently, we rely on reports from the community such as PhishTank, PhishStats, OpenPhish, and the Council of Anti-Phishing Japan.

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