Wang et al., 2007 - Google Patents
Filtering image spam with near-duplicate detection.Wang et al., 2007
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- Wang Z
- Josephson W
- Lv Q
- Charikar M
- Li K
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- CEAS
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A new trend in email spam is the emergence of image spam. Although current anti-spam technologies are quite successful in filtering text-based spam emails, the new image spams are substantially more difficult to detect, as they employ a variety of image creation and …
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