Well, this is one of the benefits of running a closed service rather than just a model. A closed service has access to the user's login information, all the queries rather than just each individual one, and comparative information across the user base. I would guess that a closed service has a much better chance of catching spear phishin…
Well, this is one of the benefits of running a closed service rather than just a model. A closed service has access to the user's login information, all the queries rather than just each individual one, and comparative information across the user base. I would guess that a closed service has a much better chance of catching spear phishing than an open source model, which does have zero chance because any effort to prevent phishing will have been disabled. In the wild, many phishing emails are rather easy for humans to detect even apart from the link, so I don't think this is an impossible task.
Well, this is one of the benefits of running a closed service rather than just a model. A closed service has access to the user's login information, all the queries rather than just each individual one, and comparative information across the user base. I would guess that a closed service has a much better chance of catching spear phishing than an open source model, which does have zero chance because any effort to prevent phishing will have been disabled. In the wild, many phishing emails are rather easy for humans to detect even apart from the link, so I don't think this is an impossible task.