Email this article STUDY TO APPLYING BLOCKCHAIN TECHNOLOGY FOR PREVENTING OF SPAM EMAIL
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Received: 17/10/19 Revised: 15/11/19 Published: 27/11/19Authors
1. Le Hoang Hiep
, University of Information and Communication Technology – TNU2. Tran Thi Yen, Nam Dinh University of Technology Education
3. Do Dinh Luc, University of Information and Communication Technology – TNU
4. Nguyen Van Vu, Nam Dinh University of Technology Education
5. Nguyen Van Trung, Nam Dinh University of Technology Education
6. Tran Ngoc Truong, Thai Nguyen Industrial College
Abstract
In fact, there are many techniques used to prevent spam attacks, but most have not been able to prevent them completely because attackers are getting more sophisticated techniques. In this paper, the authors focus on studying the application of Blockchain technology in reducing and preventing email spam attacks using SAGABC algorithm through simulation experiments to prove the effectiveness. The results showed that, for the case of users using SAGABC (Spam Attack Guard Algorithm Using BlockChain) to send or receive email, the rate of spam attacks decreased significantly compared to the traditional way of sending and receiving.
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