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Content based spam detection in email using Bayesian classifier

Rathod et al., 2015

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14248619261075983431
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Rathod S
Pattewar T
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2015 International Conference on Communications and Signal Processing (ICCSP)

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Internet provides Emails as means of data communication. Email messaging is an essential contribution. Hacking attacks, phishing attacks and malicious attack are frequently undergo email services to attempt fraud and deception motivation. They use emails to obtain …
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