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Understanding and Reversing the Profit Model of Spam
Overview Spam, or unsolicited e-mail, has become a tremendous problem in recent years, evolving from being a minor nuisance as late as year 2000 to today comprising on average over 80% of all enterprise e-mail traffic and costing billions of dollars in lost productivity worldwide. It has become the parasite that infected the e-mail macrocosm and many now fear will lead to its destruction; the host becoming obsolete under the enormous harm done to it by the parasitic influence of this symbiotic relationship. While the news headlines continue to cite the increase in daily spam volumes, they suggest that the war against spam is reaching its final stages.
| Publisher | CipherTrust | File Format | |
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| Date Published | March 2005 | ||
| Format | White Papers | ||
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