Deeya Tangri
Delhi Technological University (DTU), New Delhi, India
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Considering that the volume of messages overall is 269 billion messages each day and that 49.7% of it is spam, messages from fraudsters. These cybercriminals expect to "phish" for by and by touchy data from their casualties or contaminate their PCs with infections or malevolent substance for unlawful monetary profits. This article, hence, clarifies the various ways these online tricks are sustained and presents a few examinations and counter-assault methodology recommendations by AI specialists to handle the issue of spam filtering. This paper reports diverse examination plans and arrangements proposed utilizing AI predictions, going from methods dependent on text classification to systems that analyze email content with attached pictures. The viability and proficiency of these AI apparatuses were found and examined. Taking everything into account, further examination of spam separating devices dependent on AI calculations was supported as cybercriminals ceaselessly developed new techniques that compromise and misuse these frameworks to stay away from spam channels.
Keywords: Machine Learning; cyber security; cyber criminals
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