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Tracking Email Reputation for Authenticated Sender Identities
Overview With the amount of unsolicited emails on the rise, domain authentication schemes have been widely deployed to identify senders. Establishing a sender's identity does not guarantee its adherence to best practices. Unsolicited email, popularly referred to as spam, has grown to epidemic proportions. Spam presently contributes to about 90% of all email on the Internet and estimates place the financial losses due to Phishing around $2.8 billion a year. To solve this problem, it proposes Volume-Enhanced RepuScore that, in addition to spam rate, considers the received email volume.
| Publisher | University of North Carolina | File Format | |
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| Date Published | April 2008 | ||
| Format | White Papers | ||
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