“Honeypots " are being used as one effort to reduce Unsolicited Commercial Email (UCE, also known as spam). Email users, as well as organised groups of users, set up 'trap ' email accounts to attract UCE to identify sources and nature of the mail received. All email users are affected by UCE, through · cluttered inboxes, · network congestion, and · cost of transport involved in delivery. Using honeypots reveals some of the methods that spammers obtain email addresses, as well as identifying some of the steps that can be taken to avoid having one’s address become the target of UCE. An understanding of "How did they get my email address? " is of interest and value to all users, as well as being part of the process of ...
M.Com. (Information Technology Management)Abstract: Email users who select to receive email communic...
Paper presented by Edwards on 'Canning the spam: Is there a case for legal control of junk electroni...
This article describes the process of mail attacks (phishing), because this is how most cyberattacks...
Email communication is encumbered with a mass of email messages which their recipients have neither ...
Spam has become one of the most annoying and costly phenomenon in the Internet. Valid e-mail address...
Spam can be considered as unwanted email. Those emails usually contain advertisements that can foun...
In this paper, we present the design and implementation of HoneySpam, a fully operating framework th...
In this paper, we present the design and implementa-tion of HoneySpam, a fully operating framework t...
The loss of productivity due to Spam has reached a critical limit. Spoof emails have dented confiden...
The prevalence of unsolicited e-mail, otherwise called spam, continues to haunt every user of the In...
In this paper, we present the design and implementa-tion of HoneySpam, a fully operating framework t...
Internet has become to be an integral part of lifestyles. With multiplied use of internet, numbers o...
The growth of unsolicited commercial email (UCE) imposes increasing costs on organizations and cause...
The arrival of any piece of unsolicited and unwanted email, commonly referred to as spam, is a sourc...
The growth in the use of email marketing has been accompanied by an enormous increase in the amount ...
M.Com. (Information Technology Management)Abstract: Email users who select to receive email communic...
Paper presented by Edwards on 'Canning the spam: Is there a case for legal control of junk electroni...
This article describes the process of mail attacks (phishing), because this is how most cyberattacks...
Email communication is encumbered with a mass of email messages which their recipients have neither ...
Spam has become one of the most annoying and costly phenomenon in the Internet. Valid e-mail address...
Spam can be considered as unwanted email. Those emails usually contain advertisements that can foun...
In this paper, we present the design and implementation of HoneySpam, a fully operating framework th...
In this paper, we present the design and implementa-tion of HoneySpam, a fully operating framework t...
The loss of productivity due to Spam has reached a critical limit. Spoof emails have dented confiden...
The prevalence of unsolicited e-mail, otherwise called spam, continues to haunt every user of the In...
In this paper, we present the design and implementa-tion of HoneySpam, a fully operating framework t...
Internet has become to be an integral part of lifestyles. With multiplied use of internet, numbers o...
The growth of unsolicited commercial email (UCE) imposes increasing costs on organizations and cause...
The arrival of any piece of unsolicited and unwanted email, commonly referred to as spam, is a sourc...
The growth in the use of email marketing has been accompanied by an enormous increase in the amount ...
M.Com. (Information Technology Management)Abstract: Email users who select to receive email communic...
Paper presented by Edwards on 'Canning the spam: Is there a case for legal control of junk electroni...
This article describes the process of mail attacks (phishing), because this is how most cyberattacks...