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Every day, more and more individuals are using mobile devices. Short message service, or SMS, is a text messaging feature that can be found on both smartphones and entry-level phones. As a result, SMS traffic skyrocketed. Additionally, the number of spam communications rose. Spammers attempt to send spam messages in an attempt to gain financial or business advantages, such as information about lottery tickets, credit card details, or market expansion. Therefore, particular attention is paid to spam classification. In this work, we used a variety of deep learning and machine learning methods to detect SMS spam. We developed a spam detection model using a UCI dataset. According to our experimental findings, our LSTM model performs better than earlier models in spam identification, with a 98.5% accuracy rate. Python was utilized for every implementation.
We think that learning (ML) techniques for intelligent spam email identification can aid in the creation of suitable defenses. Four components of the email structure that can be utilized for intelligent analysis were examined in this paper: (A) Headers Offer Routing Information: These include mail transfer agents (MTA) that offer details such as the IP address and email address of each sender and receiver, the origin of the email, any stopovers, and the final destination. (B) The SMTP envelope, which includes the identity of the mail exchangers as well as the users of the source and destination domains. (C) The first section of SMTP data, which most email applications display and contains information like from, to, date, and topic (D) The email body, which includes the attachment and text content, is the second section of the SMTP data.
"Enhancing Cybersecurity with Cyberus: AI-Powered Risk Assessment for Messages and URLs", International Journal for Research Trends and Innovation (www.ijrti.org), ISSN:2455-2631, Vol.10, Issue 3, page no.b665-b670, March-2025, Available :http://www.ijrti.org/papers/IJRTI2503199.pdf
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