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Experiments to identify the causes of spam
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Aslib Proceedings (2006) 58 (3): 156–178.
Published: 01 May 2006
... ; Sorkin, 2001 ; WindowsSecuirty.com, 2004). Electronic mail Advertising control Computers Spam is often defined as “unsolicited electronic e‐mail” (Sorkin, 2001). Spam attempts to sell the reader a product or service that a user might not want or might strongly object to (Grimes, 2004...
