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synthetic data\n2. `ml_model.py` - loads models and performs analysis\n\nThe 
current training process does a cross-validation score but doesn't do a proper 
train/test split evaluation with a held-out test set. The user wants to 
\"perform testing to find the accuracy scores.\"\n\nI should create a 
`test_model.py` script that:\n1. Loads the actual CSV data\n\n\n2. Splits it 
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\"\\\"\\\"\\\"\\ntest_model.py  —  Evaluate trained phishing detection models 
on held-out test data.\\n\\nReports accuracy, precision, recall, F1-score, and 
confusion matrix\\nfor both the URL model and the Email 
model.\\n\\\"\\\"\\\"\\n\\nimport os\\nimport sys\\nimport json\\nimport 
joblib\\nimport numpy as np\\nimport pandas as pd\\nfrom 
sklearn.model_selection import train_test_split\\nfrom sklearn.metrics import 
(\\n    accuracy_score,\\n    precision_score,\\n    recall_score,\\n    
f1_score,\\n    classification_report,\\n    
confusion_matrix,\\n)\\n\\nsys.path.insert(0, 
os.path.dirname(__file__))\\nfrom feature_extractor import 
extract_url_features, extract_email_ml_features, 
get_email_ml_feature_names\\n\\n# ── Paths 
──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────\\nMODEL_DIR 
  = os.path.dirname(__file__)\\nDATASET_DIR = os.path.join(MODEL_DIR, '..', 
'Dataset')\\n\\n# Match the same sampling limits used during 
training\\nURL_SAMPLE_LIMIT      = 15000\\nEMAIL_PHISHING_LIMIT  = 
6949\\nEMAIL_LEGIT_SAMPLE    = 20000\\n\\nTEST_SIZE   = 0.20   # 20 % of data 
reserved for testing\\nRANDOM_SEED = 42\\n\\n\\n# ── Helpers 
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────\\n\\ndef 
print_section(title: str):\\n    print('\\\\n' + '=' * 60)\\n    print(f'  
{title}')\\n    print('=' * 60)\\n\\n\\ndef print_metrics(y_true, y_pred, 
label_names=('Legitimate', 'Phishing')):\\n    acc  = accuracy_score(y_true, 
y_pred)\\n    prec = precision_score(y_true, y_pred, zero_division=0)\\n    
rec  = recall_score(y_true, y_pred, zero_division=0)\\n    f1   = 
f1_score(y_true, y_pred, zero_division=0)\\n\\n    print(f'  Accuracy  : {acc  
* 100:.2f}%')\\n    print(f'  Precision : {prec * 100:.2f}%')\\n    print(f'  
Recall    : {rec  * 100:.2f}%')\\n    print(f'  F1-Score  : {f1   * 
100:.2f}%')\\n\\n    print('\\\\n  Classification Report:')\\n    
print(classification_report(y_true, y_pred,\\n                                
target_names=label_names,\\n                                
zero_division=0))\\n\\n    cm = confusion_matrix(y_true, y_pred)\\n    print(' 
 Confusion Matrix (rows=Actual, cols=Predicted):')\\n    print(f'              
    Pred Legit   Pred Phishing')\\n    print(f'  Actual Legit      
{cm[0][0]:>6}         {cm[0][1]:>6}')\\n    print(f'  Actual Phishing   
{cm[1][0]:>6}         {cm[1][1]:>6}')\\n    return acc\\n\\n\\n# ── URL 
testing ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────\\n\\ndef 
load_url_test_data():\\n    csv_path = os.path.join(DATASET_DIR, 
'phishing_site_urls.csv')\\n    if not os.path.exists(csv_path):\\n        
print(f'[ERROR] URL dataset not found: {csv_path}')\\n        return None, 
None\\n\\n    df = pd.read_csv(csv_path)\\n    df = df.dropna(subset=['URL', 
'Label'])\\n    df['y'] = df['Label'].str.lower().map({'bad': 1, 'good': 
0})\\n    df = df.dropna(subset=['y'])\\n    df['y'] = 
df['y'].astype(int)\\n\\n    phishing   = df[df['y'] == 1]\\n    legitimate = 
df[df['y'] == 0]\\n\\n    phishing_sample   = 
phishing.sample(n=min(URL_SAMPLE_LIMIT, len(phishing)),   
random_state=RANDOM_SEED)\\n    legitimate_sample = 
legitimate.sample(n=min(URL_SAMPLE_LIMIT, len(legitimate)), 
random_state=RANDOM_SEED)\\n    sampled = pd.concat([phishing_sample, 
legitimate_sample]).sample(frac=1, random_state=RANDOM_SEED)\\n\\n    print(f' 
 Loaded {len(sampled)} URL samples — extracting features...')\\n    X, y = [], 
[]\\n    for _, row in sampled.iterrows():\\n        try:\\n            
X.append(extract_url_features(str(row['URL'])))\\n            
y.append(int(row['y']))\\n        except Exception:\\n            pass\\n\\n   
 return np.array(X, dtype=float), np.array(y)\\n\\n\\ndef test_url_model():\\n 
   print_section('URL Model Evaluation')\\n\\n    model_path = 
os.path.join(MODEL_DIR, 'url_model.pkl')\\n    if not 
os.path.exists(model_path):\\n        print('  [SKIP] url_model.pkl not found. 
Run train_model.py first.')\\n        return None\\n\\n    X, y = 
load_url_test_data()\\n    if X is None:\\n        return None\\n\\n    # Hold 
out a fresh 20 % test split using the same seed as training\\n    _, X_test, 
_, y_test = train_test_split(\\n        X, y, test_size=TEST_SIZE, 
random_state=RANDOM_SEED, stratify=y\\n    )\\n    print(f'  Test set: 
{len(y_test)} samples '\\n          f'({int(y_test.sum())} phishing, 
{int((y_test == 0).sum())} legitimate)')\\n\\n    model   = 
joblib.load(model_path)\\n    y_pred  = model.predict(X_test)\\n\\n    return 
print_metrics(y_test, y_pred)\\n\\n\\n# ── Email testing 
─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────\\n\\ndef 
load_email_test_data():\\n    csv_path = os.path.join(DATASET_DIR, 
'email_phishing_data.csv')\\n    if not os.path.exists(csv_path):\\n        
print(f'[ERROR] Email dataset not found: {csv_path}')\\n        return None, 
None\\n\\n    df = pd.read_csv(csv_path)\\n    expected_cols = 
get_email_ml_feature_names()\\n    missing = [c for c in expected_cols if c 
not in df.columns]\\n    if missing:\\n        print(f'[ERROR] Email dataset 
missing columns: {missing}')\\n        return None, None\\n\\n    phishing   = 
df[df['label'] == 1]\\n    legitimate = df[df['label'] == 0]\\n\\n    
phishing_sample = phishing.sample(n=min(EMAIL_PHISHING_LIMIT, len(phishing)),  
 random_state=RANDOM_SEED)\\n    legit_sample    = 
legitimate.sample(n=min(EMAIL_LEGIT_SAMPLE,  len(legitimate)), 
random_state=RANDOM_SEED)\\n    sampled = pd.concat([phishing_sample, 
legit_sample]).sample(frac=1, random_state=RANDOM_SEED)\\n\\n    X = 
sampled[expected_cols].values\\n    y = sampled['label'].values\\n    print(f' 
 Loaded {len(y)} email samples '\\n          f'({int(y.sum())} phishing, 
{int((y == 0).sum())} legitimate)')\\n    return np.array(X, dtype=float), 
np.array(y)\\n\\n\\ndef test_email_model():\\n    print_section('Email Model 
Evaluation')\\n\\n    model_path = os.path.join(MODEL_DIR, 
'email_model.pkl')\\n    if not os.path.exists(model_path):\\n        print('  
[SKIP] email_model.pkl not found. Run train_model.py first.')\\n        return 
None\\n\\n    X, y = load_email_test_data()\\n    if X is None:\\n        
return None\\n\\n    _, X_test, _, y_test = train_test_split(\\n        X, y, 
test_size=TEST_SIZE, random_state=RANDOM_SEED, stratify=y\\n    )\\n    
print(f'  Test set: {len(y_test)} samples '\\n          f'({int(y_test.sum())} 
phishing, {int((y_test == 0).sum())} legitimate)')\\n\\n    model   = 
joblib.load(model_path)\\n    y_pred  = model.predict(X_test)\\n\\n    return 
print_metrics(y_test, y_pred)\\n\\n\\n# ── Summary 
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────\\n\\ndef 
main():\\n    print_section('Phishing Detector — Model Accuracy 
Testing')\\n\\n    meta_path = os.path.join(MODEL_DIR, 'model_meta.json')\\n   
 if os.path.exists(meta_path):\\n        with open(meta_path) as f:\\n         
   meta = json.load(f)\\n        print(f\\\"  Models      : 
{meta.get('models', 'N/A')}\\\")\\n        print(f\\\"  URL samples : 
{meta.get('url_samples', 'N/A')}\\\")\\n        print(f\\\"  Email samples: 
{meta.get('email_samples', 'N/A')}\\\")\\n\\n    url_acc   = 
test_url_model()\\n    email_acc = test_email_model()\\n\\n    
print_section('Summary')\\n    if url_acc is not None:\\n        print(f'  URL 
  Model Accuracy : {url_acc   * 100:.2f}%')\\n    if email_acc is not None:\\n 
       print(f'  Email Model Accuracy : {email_acc * 100:.2f}%')\\n    if 
url_acc is not None and email_acc is not None:\\n        avg = (url_acc + 
email_acc) / 2\\n        print(f'  Combined Average     : {avg * 
100:.2f}%')\\n    print()\\n\\n\\nif __name__ == '__main__':\\n    main()\\n\"}
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\"\\\"\\\"\\\"\\ntest_model.py  —  Evaluate trained phishing detection models 
on held-out test data.\\n\\nReports accuracy, precision, recall, F1-score, and 
confusion matrix\\nfor both the URL model and the Email 
model.\\n\\\"\\\"\\\"\\n\\nimport os\\nimport sys\\nimport json\\nimport 
joblib\\nimport numpy as np\\nimport pandas as pd\\nfrom 
sklearn.model_selection import train_test_split\\nfrom sklearn.metrics import 
(\\n    accuracy_score,\\n    precision_score,\\n    recall_score,\\n    
f1_score,\\n    classification_report,\\n    
confusion_matrix,\\n)\\n\\nsys.path.insert(0, 
os.path.dirname(__file__))\\nfrom feature_extractor import 
extract_url_features, extract_email_ml_features, 
get_email_ml_feature_names\\n\\n# ── Paths 
──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────\\nMODEL_DIR 
  = os.path.dirname(__file__)\\nDATASET_DIR = os.path.join(MODEL_DIR, '..', 
'Dataset')\\n\\nURL_SAMPLE_LIMIT     = 15000\\nEMAIL_PHISHING_LIMIT = 
6949\\nEMAIL_LEGIT_SAMPLE   = 20000\\n\\nTEST_SIZE   = 0.20\\nRANDOM_SEED = 
42\\n\\n\\n# ── Helpers 
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────\\n\\ndef 
print_section(title: str):\\n    print('\\\\n' + '=' * 60)\\n    print(f'  
{title}')\\n    print('=' * 60)\\n\\n\\ndef print_metrics(y_true, y_pred, 
label_names=('Legitimate', 'Phishing')):\\n    acc  = accuracy_score(y_true, 
y_pred)\\n    prec = precision_score(y_true, y_pred, zero_division=0)\\n    
rec  = recall_score(y_true, y_pred, zero_division=0)\\n    f1   = 
f1_score(y_true, y_pred, zero_division=0)\\n\\n    print(f'  Accuracy  : {acc  
* 100:.2f}%')\\n    print(f'  Precision : {prec * 100:.2f}%')\\n    print(f'  
Recall    : {rec  * 100:.2f}%')\\n    print(f'  F1-Score  : {f1   * 
100:.2f}%')\\n\\n    print('\\\\n  Classification Report:')\\n    
print(classification_report(y_true, y_pred,\\n                                
target_names=label_names,\\n                                
zero_division=0))\\n\\n    cm = confusion_matrix(y_true, y_pred)\\n    print(' 
 Confusion Matrix (rows=Actual, cols=Predicted):')\\n    print(f'              
      Pred Legit   Pred Phishing')\\n    print(f'  Actual Legit        
{cm[0][0]:>6}         {cm[0][1]:>6}')\\n    print(f'  Actual Phishing     
{cm[1][0]:>6}         {cm[1][1]:>6}')\\n    return acc\\n\\n\\n# ── URL 
testing ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────\\n\\ndef 
load_url_test_data():\\n    csv_path = os.path.join(DATASET_DIR, 
'phishing_site_urls.csv')\\n    if not os.path.exists(csv_path):\\n        
print(f'[ERROR] URL dataset not found: {csv_path}')\\n        return None, 
None\\n\\n    df = pd.read_csv(csv_path)\\n    df = df.dropna(subset=['URL', 
'Label'])\\n    df['y'] = df['Label'].str.lower().map({'bad': 1, 'good': 
0})\\n    df = df.dropna(subset=['y'])\\n    df['y'] = 
df['y'].astype(int)\\n\\n    phishing   = df[df['y'] == 1]\\n    legitimate = 
df[df['y'] == 0]\\n\\n    phishing_sample   = 
phishing.sample(n=min(URL_SAMPLE_LIMIT, len(phishing)),   
random_state=RANDOM_SEED)\\n    legitimate_sample = 
legitimate.sample(n=min(URL_SAMPLE_LIMIT, len(legitimate)), 
random_state=RANDOM_SEED)\\n    sampled = pd.concat([phishing_sample, 
legitimate_sample]).sample(frac=1, random_state=RANDOM_SEED)\\n\\n    print(f' 
 Loaded {len(sampled)} URL samples — extracting features...')\\n    X, y = [], 
[]\\n    for _, row in sampled.iterrows():\\n        try:\\n            
X.append(extract_url_features(str(row['URL'])))\\n            
y.append(int(row['y']))\\n        except Exception:\\n            pass\\n\\n   
 return np.array(X, dtype=float), np.array(y)\\n\\n\\ndef test_url_model():\\n 
   print_section('URL Model Evaluation')\\n\\n    model_path = 
os.path.join(MODEL_DIR, 'url_model.pkl')\\n    if not 
os.path.exists(model_path):\\n        print('  [SKIP] url_model.pkl not found. 
Run train_model.py first.')\\n        return None\\n\\n    X, y = 
load_url_test_data()\\n    if X is None:\\n        return None\\n\\n    _, 
X_test, _, y_test = train_test_split(\\n        X, y, test_size=TEST_SIZE, 
random_state=RANDOM_SEED, stratify=y\\n    )\\n    print(f'  Test set: 
{len(y_test)} samples '\\n          f'({int(y_test.sum())} phishing, 
{int((y_test == 0).sum())} legitimate)')\\n\\n    model  = 
joblib.load(model_path)\\n    y_pred = model.predict(X_test)\\n\\n    return 
print_metrics(y_test, y_pred)\\n\\n\\n# ── Email testing 
──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────\\n\\ndef 
load_email_test_data():\\n    csv_path = os.path.join(DATASET_DIR, 
'email_phishing_data.csv')\\n    if not os.path.exists(csv_path):\\n        
print(f'[ERROR] Email dataset not found: {csv_path}')\\n        return None, 
None\\n\\n    df = pd.read_csv(csv_path)\\n    expected_cols = 
get_email_ml_feature_names()\\n    missing = [c for c in expected_cols if c 
not in df.columns]\\n    if missing:\\n        print(f'[ERROR] Email dataset 
missing columns: {missing}')\\n        return None, None\\n\\n    phishing   = 
df[df['label'] == 1]\\n    legitimate = df[df['label'] == 0]\\n\\n    
phishing_sample = phishing.sample(n=min(EMAIL_PHISHING_LIMIT, len(phishing)),  
 random_state=RANDOM_SEED)\\n    legit_sample    = 
legitimate.sample(n=min(EMAIL_LEGIT_SAMPLE,  len(legitimate)), 
random_state=RANDOM_SEED)\\n    sampled = pd.concat([phishing_sample, 
legit_sample]).sample(frac=1, random_state=RANDOM_SEED)\\n\\n    X = 
sampled[expected_cols].values\\n    y = sampled['label'].values\\n    print(f' 
 Loaded {len(y)} email samples '\\n          f'({int(y.sum())} phishing, 
{int((y == 0).sum())} legitimate)')\\n    return np.array(X, dtype=float), 
np.array(y)\\n\\n\\ndef test_email_model():\\n    print_section('Email Model 
Evaluation')\\n\\n    model_path = os.path.join(MODEL_DIR, 
'email_model.pkl')\\n    if not os.path.exists(model_path):\\n        print('  
[SKIP] email_model.pkl not found. Run train_model.py first.')\\n        return 
None\\n\\n    X, y = load_email_test_data()\\n    if X is None:\\n        
return None\\n\\n    _, X_test, _, y_test = train_test_split(\\n        X, y, 
test_size=TEST_SIZE, random_state=RANDOM_SEED, stratify=y\\n    )\\n    
print(f'  Test set: {len(y_test)} samples '\\n          f'({int(y_test.sum())} 
phishing, {int((y_test == 0).sum())} legitimate)')\\n\\n    model  = 
joblib.load(model_path)\\n    y_pred = model.predict(X_test)\\n\\n    return 
print_metrics(y_test, y_pred)\\n\\n\\n# ── Summary 
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────\\n\\ndef 
main():\\n    print_section('Phishing Detector — Model Accuracy 
Testing')\\n\\n    meta_path = os.path.join(MODEL_DIR, 'model_meta.json')\\n   
 if os.path.exists(meta_path):\\n        with open(meta_path) as f:\\n         
   meta = json.load(f)\\n        print(f\\\"  Models       : 
{meta.get('models', 'N/A')}\\\")\\n        print(f\\\"  URL samples  : 
{meta.get('url_samples', 'N/A')}\\\")\\n        print(f\\\"  Email samples: 
{meta.get('email_samples', 'N/A')}\\\")\\n\\n    url_acc   = 
test_url_model()\\n    email_acc = test_email_model()\\n\\n    
print_section('Summary')\\n    if url_acc is not None:\\n        print(f'  URL 
  Model Accuracy : {url_acc   * 100:.2f}%')\\n    if email_acc is not None:\\n 
       print(f'  Email Model Accuracy : {email_acc * 100:.2f}%')\\n    if 
url_acc is not None and email_acc is not None:\\n        avg = (url_acc + 
email_acc) / 2\\n        print(f'  Combined Average     : {avg * 
100:.2f}%')\\n    print()\\n\\n\\nif __name__ == '__main__':\\n    main()\\n\"}
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emphasizes the importance of contextual cues in warnings. The arXiv paper 
highlights that explainable warnings improve understanding and trust, 
especially for users with low awareness.**Finding research access**\n\nI’m 
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Evolving</span></h1>\\n      <p>\\n        Phishing remains the most common 
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rather than technical vulnerabilities.</p>\\n      </div>\\n\\n      <div 
class=\\\"grid-2\\\">\\n        <div>\\n          <div class=\\\"card\\\" 
style=\\\"margin-bottom:16px;\\\">\\n            <div class=\\\"info-card-icon 
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PayPal, HMRC, Amazon all by using copied logos, professional language, and 
spoofed email addresses to appear legitimate.</p>\\n          </div>\\n        
  <div class=\\\"card\\\" style=\\\"margin-bottom:16px;\\\">\\n            
<div class=\\\"info-card-icon icon-amber\\\"></div>\\n            <h3>Urgency 
&amp; Fear</h3>\\n            <p>Messages create panic: \\\"Your account will 
be closed in 24 hours!\\\" This bypasses rational thinking and pushes victims 
to act impulsively without verifying the request.</p>\\n          </div>\\n    
      <div class=\\\"card\\\">\\n            <div class=\\\"info-card-icon 
icon-blue\\\"></div>\\n            <h3>Deceptive Links</h3>\\n            
<p>Links appear to go to legitimate sites but redirect to attacker-controlled 
pages. The visible text may say \\\"paypal.com\\\" while the actual URL points 
to a phishing domain.</p>\\n          </div>\\n        
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id=\\\"what-is\\\">\\n      <div class=\\\"section-header\\\">\\n        <h2> 
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targets people, not systems. It uses trust, urgency and familiarity to make 
you act before you stop and check.</p>\\n      </div>\\n\\n      <div 
class=\\\"grid-2\\\">\\n        <div>\\n          <div class=\\\"card\\\" 
style=\\\"margin-bottom:16px;\\\">\\n            <div class=\\\"info-card-icon 
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<p>Attackers pretend to be banks, online services or colleagues by copying 
logos, email headers, and website design. If it looks familiar, many people 
stop looking for the real warning signs.</p>\\n          </div>\\n          
<div class=\\\"card\\\" style=\\\"margin-bottom:16px;\\\">\\n            <div 
class=\\\"info-card-icon icon-amber\\\"></div>\\n            <h3>Urgency &amp; 
Fear</h3>\\n            <p>Messages pressure you with deadlines and threats: 
\\\"Verify now or lose access.\\\" That rush is exactly what makes the scam 
work, because it shuts down careful decision-making.</p>\\n          </div>\\n 
         <div class=\\\"card\\\">\\n            <div class=\\\"info-card-icon 
icon-blue\\\"></div>\\n            <h3>Deceptive Links</h3>\\n            
<p>Link text can look real while the actual address goes somewhere dangerous. 
Checking the real URL is one of the best ways to spot a fake page.</p>\\n      
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  <h2> Types of Phishing Attacks</h2>\\n        <p>Phishing takes many forms, 
each targeting different victims and using different delivery methods.</p>\\n  
    </div>\\n\\n      <div class=\\\"grid-3\\\">\\n        <div 
class=\\\"info-card\\\">\\n          <div class=\\\"info-card-icon 
icon-red\\\"></div>\\n          <h3>Email Phishing</h3>\\n          
<p>Massdistributed emails impersonating trusted brands sent to millions of 
addresses. Even a 0.1% success rate affects thousands of victims.</p>\\n       
 </div>\\n        <div class=\\\"info-card\\\">\\n          <div 
class=\\\"info-card-icon icon-amber\\\"></div>\\n          <h3>Spear 
Phishing</h3>\\n          <p>Highly targeted attacks on specific individuals 
or organisations using personalised details — name, role, recent transactions 
— gathered through OSINT.</p>\\n        </div>\\n        <div 
class=\\\"info-card\\\">\\n          <div class=\\\"info-card-icon 
icon-blue\\\"></div>\\n          <h3>Whaling</h3>\\n          <p>Spear 
phishing directed at C-suite executives (CEOs, CFOs). A single successful 
attack can authorise millions in fraudulent bank transfers.</p>\\n        
</div>\\n        <div class=\\\"info-card\\\">\\n          <div 
class=\\\"info-card-icon icon-purple\\\"></div>\\n          <h3>Smishing 
(SMS)</h3>\\n          <p>Phishing via text message. \\\"Your parcel requires 
a £2.99 customs fee\\\" links lead to credential-harvesting sites. SMS feels 
more personal and less scrutinised.</p>\\n        </div>\\n        <div 
class=\\\"info-card\\\">\\n          <div class=\\\"info-card-icon 
icon-green\\\"></div>\\n          <h3>Vishing (Voice)</h3>\\n          
<p>Phone-based phishing where attackers impersonate bank staff, HMRC, or IT 
support. Caller ID spoofing makes calls appear from legitimate numbers.</p>\\n 
       </div>\\n        <div class=\\\"info-card\\\">\\n          <div 
class=\\\"info-card-icon icon-red\\\"></div>\\n          <h3>Clone 
Phishing</h3>\\n          <p>An attacker clones a legitimate email previously 
sent to the victim, replaces links with malicious ones, and resends it as an 
\\\"updated\\\" version.</p>\\n        </div>\\n        <div 
class=\\\"info-card\\\">\\n          <div class=\\\"info-card-icon 
icon-amber\\\"></div>\\n          <h3>Search Engine Phishing</h3>\\n          
<p>Fake websites are ranked in search results for terms like \\\"PayPal 
login\\\" or \\\"bank login\\\". Victims believe they found the real site via 
Google.</p>\\n        </div>\\n        <div class=\\\"info-card\\\">\\n        
  <div class=\\\"info-card-icon icon-blue\\\"></div>\\n          <h3>Business 
Email Compromise</h3>\\n          <p>Attackers compromise or spoof an 
executive's email to instruct finance teams to make fraudulent transfers. 
Often indistinguishable from genuine internal communication.</p>\\n        
</div>\\n        <div class=\\\"info-card\\\">\\n          <div 
class=\\\"info-card-icon icon-purple\\\"></div>\\n          <h3>AI-Generated 
Phishing</h3>\\n          <p>Modern attackers use LLMs to generate flawless, 
personalised phishing emails at scale — eliminating spelling errors and 
adapting tone to the target.</p>\\n        </div>\\n      </div>\\n    
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  <div class=\\\"section-header\\\">\\n        <h2> Types of Phishing 
Attacks</h2>\\n        <p>Phishing can arrive as broad spam or a highly 
focused scam. The delivery changes, but the goal is always the same: steal 
access, money, or sensitive data.</p>\\n      </div>\\n\\n      <div 
class=\\\"grid-3\\\">\\n        <div class=\\\"info-card\\\">\\n          <div 
class=\\\"info-card-icon icon-red\\\"></div>\\n          <h3>Email 
Phishing</h3>\\n          <p>Mass emails impersonate familiar brands and hope 
enough people take the bait. Even a tiny click rate can lead to thousands of 
compromised accounts.</p>\\n        </div>\\n        <div 
class=\\\"info-card\\\">\\n          <div class=\\\"info-card-icon 
icon-amber\\\"></div>\\n          <h3>Spear Phishing</h3>\\n          <p>This 
attack is personalised for a specific person or organisation. It uses real 
names, roles and details found online to make the message feel genuine.</p>\\n 
       </div>\\n        <div class=\\\"info-card\\\">\\n          <div 
class=\\\"info-card-icon icon-blue\\\"></div>\\n          <h3>Whaling</h3>\\n  
        <p>Targeting senior leaders means the payoff is high. An email that 
looks like it comes from a CEO or CFO can authorize large fraud 
payments.</p>\\n        </div>\\n        <div class=\\\"info-card\\\">\\n      
    <div class=\\\"info-card-icon icon-purple\\\"></div>\\n          
<h3>Smishing (SMS)</h3>\\n          <p>Texts appear urgent and personal. A 
fake delivery notice or bank alert can feel normal, so people often trust it 
without checking the sender.</p>\\n        </div>\\n        <div 
class=\\\"info-card\\\">\\n          <div class=\\\"info-card-icon 
icon-green\\\"></div>\\n          <h3>Vishing (Voice)</h3>\\n          
<p>Attackers call pretending to be your bank or IT support. Spoofed caller IDs 
and friendly scripts make the call seem legitimate.</p>\\n        </div>\\n    
    <div class=\\\"info-card\\\">\\n          <div class=\\\"info-card-icon 
icon-red\\\"></div>\\n          <h3>Clone Phishing</h3>\\n          <p>Here 
the attacker reuses a real email you already received, but swaps the safe 
links for dangerous ones. Familiarity makes it easier to trust.</p>\\n        
</div>\\n        <div class=\\\"info-card\\\">\\n          <div 
class=\\\"info-card-icon icon-amber\\\"></div>\\n          <h3>Search Engine 
Phishing</h3>\\n          <p>Fake pages rank in search results for common 
services. People assume the site is genuine because it appeared through a 
search engine.</p>\\n        </div>\\n        <div class=\\\"info-card\\\">\\n 
         <div class=\\\"info-card-icon icon-blue\\\"></div>\\n          
<h3>Business Email Compromise</h3>\\n          <p>A hacked or spoofed 
executive email instructs finance or HR to transfer money. It often looks like 
routine internal communication.</p>\\n        </div>\\n        <div 
class=\\\"info-card\\\">\\n          <div class=\\\"info-card-icon 
icon-purple\\\"></div>\\n          <h3>AI-Generated Phishing</h3>\\n          
<p>AI tools now write phishing emails that sound natural, polite and very 
specific. They remove the obvious spelling and tone mistakes attackers used to 
make.</p>\\n        </div>\\n      </div>\\n    </section>\\n\"},{\"filePath\":
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Part2\\\\frontend\\\\awareness.html\",\"oldString\":\"    <section 
class=\\\"page-section\\\">\\n      <div class=\\\"section-header\\\">\\n      
  <h2>📈 How Phishing Has Evolved</h2>\\n        <p>Phishing has transformed 
from crude spam into sophisticated, AI-driven attacks that can fool even 
security professionals.</p>\\n      </div>\\n\",\"newString\":\"    <section 
class=\\\"page-section\\\">\\n      <div class=\\\"section-header\\\">\\n      
  <h2>📈 How Phishing Has Evolved</h2>\\n        <p>Phishing started as 
obvious spam, but it has become much more sophisticated. Today’s attacks use 
familiar brands, personal details, and AI-generated language to trick even 
cautious users.</p>\\n      </div>\\n\"},{\"filePath\":\"c:\\\\Users\\\\devin\\
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Part2\\\\frontend\\\\awareness.html\",\"oldString\":\"          <div style=\\\"
font-size:.875rem;color:var(--muted);line-height:1.7;display:flex;flex-directio
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spotting <strong style=\\\"color:var(--text);\\\">spelling mistakes</strong>, 
poor grammar, and generic greetings. AI eliminates these tells.</p>\\n         
     <p>LLMs can generate <strong 
style=\\\"color:var(--text);\\\">personalised emails</strong> referencing your 
name, employer, recent purchases, or public social media posts — making them 
virtually indistinguishable from genuine communication.</p>\\n              
<p>AI voice cloning can reproduce a colleague's or manager's voice with just 
<strong style=\\\"color:var(--text);\\\">3 seconds of audio</strong>, enabling 
convincing phone-based social engineering.</p>\\n              <p>Automated 
phishing kits now include <strong style=\\\"color:var(--text);\\\">real-time 
MFA bypass</strong> — a reverse proxy intercepts and replays authentication 
tokens, defeating two-factor authentication.</p>\\n            
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              <p>Traditional phishing cues like spelling mistakes and awkward 
wording are no longer reliable. Modern scams often look polished and 
professional.</p>\\n              <p>Large language models can write 
personalised emails that reference your name, company, or recent activity. 
That makes phishing feel much more believable.</p>\\n              <p>Voice 
cloning and social engineering mean attackers can now impersonate managers or 
support staff on the phone, making spoken requests harder to doubt.</p>\\n     
         <p>Advanced phishing toolkits are increasingly able to bypass 
multi-factor authentication and create realistic login pages in real 
time.</p>\\n            </div>\\n\"},{\"filePath\":\"c:\\\\Users\\\\devin\\\\On
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Part2\\\\frontend\\\\awareness.html\",\"oldString\":\"          <div 
class=\\\"highlight-box\\\">\\n            <div style=\\\"font-size:.85rem;font
-weight:700;color:var(--accent2);margin-bottom:10px;\\\">📊 Research Key 
Finding</div>\\n            <p 
style=\\\"font-size:.875rem;color:var(--muted);line-height:1.65;\\\">\\n       
       Studies (Sheng et al., 2010) show that even experienced users miss 
phishing emails because they rely on <em>visual cues</em> (logos, formatting) 
rather than technical indicators like URL structure and sender domain 
verification. Interactive, experience-based training — like this toolkit — 
outperforms static awareness materials (Cranor, 2008).\\n            </p>\\n   
       </div>\\n\",\"newString\":\"          <div 
class=\\\"highlight-box\\\">\\n            <div style=\\\"font-size:.85rem;font
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attacks reuse familiar messages but include harmful links.\n\nAdditionally, 
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copied logos, professional language, and spoofed email addresses to appear 
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<div class=\"info-card\">\n          <div class=\"info-card-icon 
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<div class=\"info-card-icon icon-green\"></div>\n          <h3>Vishing 
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        <div class=\"info-card-icon icon-amber\"></div>\n          <h3>Search 
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for terms like \"PayPal login\" or \"bank login\". Victims believe they found 
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teams to make fraudulent transfers. Often indistinguishable from genuine 
internal communication.</p>\n        </div>\n        <div 
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<div class=\"info-card-icon icon-red\"></div>\n          <h3>Clone 
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    <div class=\"info-card-icon icon-blue\"></div>\n          <h3>Business 
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specific. They remove the obvious spelling and tone mistakes attackers used to 
make.</p>\n        </div>\n      </div>\n    
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       Recent research (Roy, Torres & Nilizadeh, 2025) shows generic warnings 
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gText":"**Considering citation options**\n\nIt looks like the fetch attempt 
didn't go through, so I might need to find another way to gather the necessary 
information. Maybe I can pull details from another site or do a Google search. 
Since there's no direct search tool, I could explore the ResearchGate page via 
text instead. However, if authorship is unclear, defaulting to a generic 
Harvard format with \"Unknown author, 2024\" might be a safer bet. I should 
aim to update the footer to reflect the Harvard referencing for the papers 
highlighted.**Updating citations and references**\n\nThe current highlight 
section references \"Recent research shows...\" but doesn't name an author. I 
could update it to include Harvard-style in-text citations, like (Roy et al., 
2025) and (Unknown, 2024). However, since the user only asked for footer 
citations, I think it would be sufficient to focus on that. Still, adding 
author names in parentheses in the highlight might enhance clarity, so I'll 
mention them as (Saha Roy, Torres & Nilizadeh, 2025) and (Author Unknown, 
2024). I’ll also create a reference section in the footer with 
citations.**Reformatting references in Harvard style**\n\nI need to ensure 
proper Harvard referencing for the citations, like: \"Roy, S.S., Torres, C., 
and Nilizadeh, S., 2025. Explain, Don't Just Warn! — A Real-Time Framework for 
Generating Phishing Warnings with Contextual Cues. arXiv.\" I might also want 
to include \"Unknown author, 2024,\" along with the titles. Adding more 
references like \"Saha Roy, S.,\" \"Sheng et al. (2010),\" and \"Cranor 
(2008)\" seems necessary since the user wants all references formatted in 
Harvard style. I should reformat all five existing references in the footer 
accordingly!**Drafting footer references**\n\nIt seems we don’t have specific 
details for Cassim, Ukwadinachi, or Bergholz, so using just their last names 
might work, especially since Harvard referencing requires authors' names and 
years. I think it might be best to compile the known citations along with any 
new ones. I'll mention \"Sheng et al., 2010; Cranor, 2008; Saha Roy, Torres & 
Nilizadeh, 2025; [Author], 2024\" in the footer. If exact authors aren't 
available, I could use the titles instead. I guess I should also consider 
updating the highlight box on the page if it adds value.**Simplifying 
reference formatting**\n\nI’m working on the footer references and thinking 
about how to simplify them for clarity. Instead of lengthy citations, I can 
use a straightforward Harvard style, like this: \"References: Sheng et al. 
(2010); Cranor, L.F. (2008); Bergholz et al. (2010); Roy, S.S., Torres, C. & 
Nilizadeh, S. (2025); Unknown author (2024).\" It seems important to add 
in-text citations in the highlight box for consistency, which will align with 
the user’s request for Harvard referencing throughout. I’ll also need to 
incorporate these changes into the text and format everything."},"id":"1d242cfc
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instructions for tool call preface is essential. I’ll look for the relevant 
strings, likely in frontend/popup.js or script.js. I think using read_file on 
those files is a good idea, and I might also use grep_search to find any 
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grep_search are too broad since they're capturing every instance of \"dash.\" 
I need a more focused approach by targeting specific files, like 
`frontend/popup.js` or `frontend/script.js`. I should consider that there 
might be alerts in HTML containing hyphens too. To streamline this, I’ll 
utilize file_search specifically for `frontend/*.js` to inspect the relevant 
JavaScript file effectively."},"id":"de1e8fba-9cbb-4d50-a44a-36336332de4f","tim
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request**\n\nThe indicators include hyphens in phrases like \"URL Shortener 
Detected\" and \"Action Link Manipulation.\" The user asked to change pop-ups 
to a more human-written style and to remove all hyphens. This might suggest 
removing hyphens from indicator names or the text overall. If I simply replace 
hyphens in `popup.js`, it could also affect words like \"re-use\" or 
\"self-hosted,\" which seems risky. I need to check the specific HTML markup 
of the pop-up to clarify what's needed.**Modifying popup content**\n\nI’m 
considering how to change the text in the backend or JavaScript to make it 
more human-friendly. The `popup.js` file doesn’t have defined content but 
pulls it from the backend. To adjust this, I can modify the `openPopup` 
function to remove hyphens and change `severity` labels from uppercase to more 
casual terms. I also note the indicator labels in `renderIndicators` such as 
`badge-${ind.severity}`, which need similar adjustments. But I need to be 
cautious about not disrupting legitimate phrases that contain hyphens, 
ensuring I keep clarity while making these human-friendly changes.**Reviewing 
backend strings**\n\nI’m looking at the backend strings, such as “Brand 
Impersonation via Hyphen” and “IP Address as Domain.” Many indicator names 
have hyphens, and I’m considering whether we should remove them. The user's 
request is clear about removing all hyphens from the pop-up display, so I 
might modify `popup.js` to replace hyphens in the text directly. However, this 
could unintentionally affect legitimate hyphenated words. I’ll need to check 
if there are specific pop-ups in `index.html` related to the indicators to 
clarify how to proceed.**Modifying pop-up logic**\n\nI’m considering some 
adjustments for the pop-ups since the user specifically requested changes 
there. First, I’ll set severity labels to more human-friendly text like “High 
risk,” “Medium risk,” and “Low risk.” I’ll also clean up the `name` and `tip` 
by replacing hyphens with spaces, while maybe removing underscores too—though 
I want to be careful not to interfere with numeric ranges. The user mentioned 
removing all hyphens, and I could add more natural phrasing like, “This is a 
sign of phishing. Keep an eye on…” but I can't know the exact content. So, 
I’ll focus on removing hyphens and ensuring the severity labels are more 
accessible.**Updating pop-up content**\n\nI’m thinking about how to handle the 
pop-up title and severity display. I can replace hyphens in `name` with spaces 
for the title, and also do the same for `tip`. The tip strings have hyphens, 
particularly in names like \"URL Shortener Detected,\" which I can remove 
easily. Since the user specifically asked to change the pop-ups rather than 
the backend, I'll focus my changes in `popup.js`. I will create a helper 
function, `cleanText`, to handle the formatting, and ensure the severity is 
displayed in a more human-friendly way, like “High risk” instead of “HIGH 
RISK.” I'll make these adjustments to improve the overall clarity!"},"id":"a146
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human-friendly cleaning to the indicator list titles on the main 
page.","toolRequests":[],"reasoningText":"**Cleaning text from 
popups**\n\nThis likely addresses the request, but I wonder if there are still 
hyphens in `popupTitle` because the backend names might include them. I've 
cleaned that up! I should also think about informing the user. If I update 
`renderIndicators`, it might avoid popups with escape and hyphen, but that's 
not strictly necessary. I need to check if `popupBody` is plain text since it 
wouldn’t show hyphens. Additionally, removing hyphens for unknown severity 
labels in `cleanText(severity)` is a potential issue. I want my final answer 
to be concise, with headings, and note that the file has been updated."},"id":"
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summary string. It seems like the user wants me to rewrite it in a more human 
manner, possibly removing any hyphens. They specifically mentioned, \"search 
for this, rewrite it.\" I should probably check the same in `script.js` if 
that phrase is used there too. I’ll examine lines 140-170 in `ml_model.py` 
closely to make the necessary adjustments."},"id":"30fbdf27-4090-4f7a-9dee-75ec
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`backend/ml_model.py`; now I’m rewriting it to sound more natural and removing 
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need to rewrite the message to make it sound more human and remove any em 
dashes or hyphens. The user asked for a specific string: \"No phishing 
indicators detected. Content appears consistent with legitimate communication. 
Always remain vigilant c no tool guarantees 100% accuracy.\" I'll make it more 
conversational, like: \"No phishing indicators detected. The content looks 
legitimate, but please stay cautious since no tool is perfect.\" I should also 
check for other unnecessary em dashes in similar strings and maybe update the 
script.js accordingly."},"id":"9cd8e2b6-bbd5-460b-bcc4-68bbfa592cb6","timestamp
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the user's document. It seems best to revert to a simpler one, like \"Phishing 
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perfectly fine to remove extra reference lines and keep one simple line. I 
need to restore the hero paragraph and other sections to how they were 
originally. We're relying on earlier content from the read file, but there’s 
no guarantee that it matches perfectly. Let's adjust as needed!**Reassessing 
document restoration**\n\nI need to focus on reverting changes in the 
awareness.html file back to the original content. I think we can rely on our 
understanding of the original, since we have seen the previous version from a 
partial read. However, the current state of the document includes our 
modifications. Instead of editing it to closely match the original, it might 
be better to explore file backups in VS Code. \n\nSince the user asked to undo 
the changes, I can revert to a more minimal baseline based on what we infer 
from the current content while avoiding our edits. Let's identify where those 
changes were made!**Reviewing changes and restoration**\n\nI need to identify 
all the changes we've made, including the hero section text, section headers, 
card texts, timeline descriptions, highlight boxes, and references. While I 
don't have the original exact text, I've gathered some context from our 
earlier discussions. \n\nIt may be easier to revert to simpler earlier content 
based on snippets or remove our new reference line from the footer while 
keeping a generic footer. However, if the user is asking for a full undo, I 
should restore everything as closely as possible. I’ll check if there are 
backups of the file in the workspace. Let's look for the phrase \"Phishing 
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the awareness page changes. This means reverting backend and popup changes 
while keeping changes to frontend/awareness.html. I'll need to inspect which 
files were modified, likely including backend/train_model.py, 
backend/test_model.py, backend/ml_model.py, and frontend/popup.js. I might 
also need to check frontend/index.html and script.js. To speed things up, I 
should use tools to get the changed files and perhaps perform a file search. 
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to inspect each modified file and restore them manually. I need to identify 
which files were changed, like backend/train_model.py, backend/test_model.py, 
backend/ml_model.py, frontend/popup.js, and maybe frontend/awareness.html. The 
user wants to undo everything, including the awareness changes, so I’ll need 
to reconstruct the original content, potentially using previous versions or 
file history since there's no git available.**Inspecting file changes**\n\nI 
need to check if the files have clear changes or if there are any backup files 
in the workspace or model_meta. I might also look for .orig or .bak files in 
the file system, but that seems unlikely. Instead, I can search for altered 
strings and then manually revert them to their original state. The user 
probably expects a full undo of the modifications made today, so I’ll focus on 
restoring the files to a plausible earlier version.**Reconstructing from 
earlier changes**\n\nI think it's best to compare the current files and 
reconstruct them from an earlier summary. I remember that modifications were 
made to backend/train_model.py, including fixes for import bugs, dataset 
paths, and unicode print issues. Also, I created test_model.py and changed the 
summary text in backend/ml_model.py. Changes in frontend/popup.js involved 
removing hyphen conversions and adding cleanText, while 
frontend/awareness.html had changes to its paragraphs and footer. I need to 
revert all these modifications and verify other possibly changed 
files.**Reading relevant files**\n\nI’m planning to read the relevant files, 
including the remainder of train_model.py, test_model.py, and possibly the 
frontend script if it was changed. I might also look at feature_extractor, 
although that might not be necessary. I’ll use the read_file function to 
access these files in order to gather all the information I need. It’s 
important to ensure I have everything to effectively revert the changes made."}
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potential injection within synthetic lists in the code. It's unclear exactly 
what's been altered.\n\nIf I want to revert to the original state, we don’t 
need the verbatim original code—just need to eliminate my changes. A simpler 
version of train_model.py could help. However, I wonder if we should retain 
any modifications made by other users.\n\nSince the request is to undo 
everything, I'll aim to restore the workspace to the original state before 
changes. Removing any created functions and modifications could help achieve 
that.**Reviewing file modifications**\n\nI need to be cautious to avoid 
breaking anything since the file seems workable at the moment. To revert 
changes in `backend/train_model.py`, I should remove any unused imports, like 
`join` from ntpath.\n\nWhile considering variable names, I realize it's not 
always necessary to revert everything to the original. I might leave functions 
like `generate_synthetic_url_data`. \"Undoing everything I did today\" means 
removing my specific modifications without needing an exact revert. \n\nI’ll 
also look into removing `test_model.py` and revert changes in `ml_model.py` to 
a simpler summary. I'll compare the current file with the original to 
understand the differences, especially regarding the humanized summary 
text.**Planning modifications reversal**\n\nTo revert changes, I can rewrite 
the summary for a simpler output and consider removing the `JOBLIB_AVAILABLE` 
messages. It seems the original file may have used `joblib` similarly.\n\nThe 
user wants to undo all modifications, which means returning to pre-edit 
values. For `frontend/popup.js`, I could simplify the `openPopup` and 
`closePopup` functions, potentially dropping the `cleanText` feature and using 
hyphens. \n\nI have a likely structure to work from to help restore it. As for 
`frontend/awareness.html`, I'll aim to revert it to its original state, even 
though I lack the exact prior content.**Deciding on changes for awareness 
page**\n\nIt seems we might not need to modify the awareness page if the user 
wants to \"redo everything but the awareness page changes.” However, the user 
ultimately requested to undo everything from today, which makes me lean toward 
reverting those changes as well since they involved content 
modifications.\n\nI should be cautious, as there’s no guarantee of a prior 
version, and I can't simply remove the page. I wonder if the original content 
might still be retrievable from the transcript. I’ll check the specified 
transcript file for earlier conversations that could help reconstruct the 
original content.**Searching for awareness page content**\n\nI think I should 
check for the awareness page content from before the modifications. While 
using `grep_search` on the transcript file might be tricky with patterns, I 
could read file lines that mention \"awareness.\" Searching for terms like 
\"awareness.html\" or \"References:\" within the transcript could help.\n\nSo, 
I’ll conduct a search using the provided transcript path, looking for relevant 
patterns to find any earlier content that can aid in reconstructing the 
original awareness page."},"id":"67815d16-5ddd-4e07-a148-90ef848441ff","timesta
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transcript for changes**\n\nThe transcript is quite large, and I wonder if 
it's sufficient just to know which files were changed. The user wants to 
revert all changes made today, so it’s not necessary to go back to the exact 
initial content. I’ll look for indications of original file states in the 
transcript; however, that might be tricky since it primarily shows tool 
actions rather than file contents. It seems I can infer the files affected: 
likely train_model.py, test_model.py, ml_model.py, and popup.js, among 
others.**Restoring to original state**\n\nThe user wants to \"undo\" changes, 
so I need to restore files to their original state if possible. I should check 
for functions like `openPopup` or \"cleanText\" to identify other changes, 
though it may not be necessary. Using `file_search`, I can verify if 
test_model.py existed before, as it’s likely a new file I created. Since the 
user asked to undo everything, I think deleting test_model.py is 
acceptable—especially since I created it. I may also need to remove 
train_output.txt if it was generated from our training commands. However, I 
should be careful—if train_output.txt existed before, it should 
stay.**Deciding on file restoration**\n\nIt seems like train_output.txt was 
probably created by me, so I can remove it. However, I should confirm this. 
The user likely wants to undo code changes rather than data, but I think I 
should revert `frontend/awareness.html` since it's been altered. The user’s 
final request specifies to undo everything they did today, so I must restore 
that file as well. It might be simpler to use `git` for reverting, but if 
that’s not available, I can try to reconstruct the original from the existing 
file or search for any backup files.**Exploring restoration options**\n\nI was 
considering using terminal commands like `git diff --name-only` or `git 
status` to identify changes, but since git isn’t available in the terminal, 
that won’t work. I also thought about using Windows file history, but that 
isn't an option either. A simpler approach might be to revert the workspace to 
an earlier state: I can delete `backend/test_model.py` if I created it, revert 
`frontend/popup.js` to its original form, and adjust `backend/ml_model.py` to 
use more generic summary messages without hyphen conversions.**Restoring 
awareness page content**\n\nIt seems the changes in popup.js are UI-related, 
but modifications in ml_model.py impacted messages, so I can restore those to 
a plausible original state. Now, about reverting 
`frontend/awareness.html`—while I could replace it with pre-modification 
content, it might not reflect the exact original. The user’s latest request to 
\"undo everything\" likely includes all previous changes, even to the 
awareness page. I’ll need to search the transcript for phrases to help 
reconstruct the original content, like \"Phishing remains the most common,\" 
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the selected output. It might be helpful to look at the lines around the 
relevant message IDs. However, it might be easier to just use a terminal 
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using the -SimpleMatch option. This way, I can streamline the process and 
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Earlier searches pointed to line numbers like 146, so I’ll look around those 
lines to see if the oldString is there. Let’s use `Get-Content` to inspect 
lines 130-180 of the transcript for clarity."},"id":"c563185a-f53a-453b-afbd-ef
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60`. That seems much clearer for getting the right lines of content! I’ll go 
with that approach, as it should effectively help in extracting the desired ran
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need to identify exactly which files and replacements need to be reverted. 
There's `frontend/awareness.html` modifications, and it looks like the footer 
update will also need to be reverted. I should also check for other tool calls 
related to `frontend/awareness.html`, along with changes in 
`backend/ml_model.py` and `frontend/popup.js`. I’ll need to search for those 
lines in the transcript to locate the relevant sections."},"id":"11ff2d0d-bff6-
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if we need to. The user wants everything undone, so I'll restore popup.js to 
its original version without cleanText. We need to capture the original 
oldString since the transcript includes both the old and new strings. Next, I 
should revert the modifications to ml_model.py. I'll search the transcript for 
relevant lines using `Select-String` around specific phrases to make this 
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temporary text file in the workspace, and then I'll read it. My focus is on 
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`multi_replace_string_in_file`. The transcript file is large but manageable, 
which is good! I’ll utilize `set-content` to write the data and then read it 
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