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CryptedWe: An end-to-encryption with fake news detection messaging system

Behera et al., 2022

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3299149243672116288
Author
Behera A
Nayak B
Subhadarshan S
Nath N
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Biologically Inspired Techniques in Many Criteria Decision Making: Proceedings of BITMDM 2021

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In the current pandemic situation while world has become overwhelmingly dependent on the online platform for communication, a big concern is raised over corroboration of privacy of data shared and receiving trusted information over popular messaging applications. Fake …
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