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A survey Paper on Web Crawler and their Implementation
Author(s) -
Stephen R. Rannels,
Mary Falconieri,
Karen S. Phillips,
Ellen B. Wolpert,
Timothy E. Weaver
Publication year - 2018
Publication title -
international journal of recent trends in engineering and research
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 2455-1457
DOI - 10.23883/ijrter.conf.20171201.008.fa7vb
Subject(s) - web crawler , world wide web , computer science , information retrieval
A program that automatically download pages from the World Wide Web is known as Web Crawlers or Spider programs or Bots. A crawler visits many sites to obtain data which is analyzed and mined in a location, either online or off-line. There is a need for crawlers to help applications stay as pages and connections are added, deleted, moved or modified. Crawlers can be used in applications in business intelligence. Crawlers are used by organizations to collect information about their competitors and potential collaborators. Crawlers monitor Web sites and pages of interest, so that a user or community can be notified when new information appears in certain places. The Crawlers can also be used for malicious applications, for example, to harvest email addresses to be used by spammers or collect personal information to be used in phishing and other identity theft attacks. Keywords— Crawlers, Frontiers, Text, Focused, Topical, FIFO, Algorithms.

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