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A prevention system for spam over internet telephony

Su et al., 2012

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8705533952143304106
Author
Su M
Tsai C
Publication year
Publication venue
Appl. Math

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Internet Telephony is realized by way of instant messaging and the transmitted data are voice rather than text packets, therefore it is more difficult to identify and/or prevent Spam over Internet Telephony (SPIT) than SPAM-junk e-mail. With the rising popularity of Voice …
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