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: Generating a fraudulent communication that appears to come from a reputable source is known as phishing. The most widely used mode of communication is e-mail. The purpose is to steal personal information like credit card numbers and login credentials, or to infect the victim's machine with malicious software. Phishing is a common type of cyberattack that everyone should be aware of. Phishing starts with a phone call, e-mail, or other form of communication designed to entice a victim. The communication looks to come from a reliable source in this form of attack. If the attacker is deceiving the victim, it is usually advised to give crucial information to a fraudulent website. Malware can be downloaded on occasion downloaded to the machine that could be used as a target Attackers profit financially by collecting their victims' credit card information or other personal information. Phishing e-mails are occasionally sent to employees in order to get login information or other personal information in order to conduct a complex attack on a company. Phishing is a popular entry vector for cyber-attacks like Advanced Permanent Threats (APT) and ransomware. During a phishing assault, attackers can collect background information about the victim's personal and professional history, hobbies, and activities by using social engineering and other public information resources, such as social networks like LinkedIn, Facebook, and Twitter.