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'''KOR Labs Cybersecurity''' is a university spin-off dedicated to combating cyber threats, helping the Internet community collectively increase barriers to abuse as well as companies to increase the effectiveness of their network protection and countermeasures. Their team comprises security researchers with a strong academic track record and expertise in cyber security and Internet technologies. They work investigating malicious activities and sharing knowledge and data with the technical and policy communities to prevent and mitigate cybercrime  <ref name="about">[https://korlabs.io/about.html About KOR Labs]</ref>. The founders of KOR Labs are Prof. [[Maciej Korczynski]] and Prof. [[Andrzej Duda]] <ref name="threatchase">[https://threatchase.korlabs.io About]</ref>  

'''KOR Labs Cybersecurity''' is a university spin-off dedicated to combating cyber threats, helping the Internet community collectively increase barriers to abuse as well as companies to increase the effectiveness of their network protection and countermeasures. Their team comprises security researchers with a strong academic track record and expertise in cyber security and Internet technologies. They work investigating malicious activities and sharing knowledge and data with the technical and policy communities to prevent and mitigate cybercrime  <ref name="about">[https://korlabs.io/about.html About KOR Labs]</ref>. The founders of KOR Labs are Prof. [[Maciej Korczynski]] and Prof. [[Andrzej Duda]] <ref name="threatchase">[https://threatchase.korlabs.io About]</ref>  

===ThreatChase===

===ThreatChase===

[[ThreatChase]] is an open platform for protection against phishing. It is a project funded by the European Union (EU) under Grant Agreement No. 101128042 and supported by the European Cybersecurity Competence Centre. The goal of the ThreatChase project is to improve cybersecurity capabilities and raise the level of cyber security across the EU with a platform providing protection against phishing. It works under the idea that the uptake of cybersecurity solutions greatly depends on the data about malicious activities, its accurate analysis, and on providing an open platform for cybersecurity solution adopters. The proposed platform intends on contributing to improved cybersecurity preparedness by offering two services: i) the service of structured data on malicious URLs and domain names used in phishing and ii) the service for phishing mitigation and notification of credentials (email addresses and passwords) stolen for instance as a result of phishing that have appeared in data leaks. The project starting date was October 1, 2023, and the end date will be on September 30, 2026 <ref name="threatchase" />.

[[ThreatChase]] is an open platform for protection against phishing. It is a project funded by the European Union (EU) and supported by the European Cybersecurity Competence Centre. The goal of the ThreatChase project is to improve cybersecurity capabilities and raise the level of cyber security across the EU with a platform providing protection against phishing. It works under the idea that the uptake of cybersecurity solutions greatly depends on the data about malicious activities, its accurate analysis, and on providing an open platform for cybersecurity solution adopters. The proposed platform intends on contributing to improved cybersecurity preparedness by offering two services: i) the service of structured data on malicious URLs and domain names used in phishing and ii) the service for phishing mitigation and notification of credentials (email addresses and passwords) stolen for instance as a result of phishing that have appeared in data leaks. The project starting date was October 1, 2023, and the end date will be on September 30, 2026 <ref name="threatchase" />.

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