Abstract:
This review article is devoted to the concept, history, and methods of recognizing predatory logs. Such journals, as usual,
are published in the open-access mode. They are a periodical and claim the status of scientific journals. However, at the
heart of these types of journals is a key element of an unfair model of scientific publishing, which involves charging au thors of manuscripts without providing full editorial or publishing services (including a full peer review system) accepted
in real scientific journals (open and limited access). The article describes the history of the study of the issue, and methods
for identifying such publications in order to increase the vigilance of young scientists
