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Nemesis: Combating Abusive Information in Encrypted Messaging with Private Reporting

Lian et al., 2024

Document ID
3146045751129391273
Author
Lian R
Ming Y
Cai C
Zheng Y
Wang C
Jia X
Publication year
Publication venue
European Symposium on Research in Computer Security

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Abusive messages spread rapidly within popular end-to-end encrypted messaging services (EEMSs) due to the inability to conduct content moderation on plaintext messages. This issue has turned EEMSs into breeding grounds for fake news, misinformation, and other …
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