Spam filter design to benefit from internet routing data

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Internet service providers could better fight unwanted junk email by addressing it at the network level rather than using currently available message content filters says Georgia Tech College of Computing Assistant Professor Nick Feamster. Credit: Ph ...
Internet service providers could better fight unwanted junk email by addressing it at the network level, rather than using currently available message content filters, says Georgia Tech College of Computing Assistant Professor Nick Feamster. Credit: Photo by Gary Meek

A database of more than 10 million spam email messages collected at just one Internet "spam sinkhole" suggests that Internet service providers could better fight unwanted junk email by addressing it at the network level, rather than using currently available message content filters.


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