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Detecting SPIT calls by checking human communication patterns

Quittek et al., 2007

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15416939947986364608
Author
Quittek J
Niccolini S
Tartarelli S
Stiemerling M
Brunner M
Ewald T
Publication year
Publication venue
2007 IEEE International Conference on Communications

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SPam over Internet Telephony (SPIT) is expected to become a very serious issue in the next years. The threat is going to spin out from the well known email spam problem by bot nets being re-programmed to initiate not just spam emails but also Voice over IP (VoIP) calls …
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