Using IP address and domain for email spam filtering
AssigneeMicrosoft Corporation
InventorsManav Mishra, Elissa E. S. Murphy, Geoffrey J Hulten, Joshua T. Goodman, Wen-Tau Yih
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AssigneeMicrosoft Corporation
InventorsManav Mishra, Elissa E. S. Murphy, Geoffrey J Hulten, Joshua T. Goodman, Wen-Tau Yih
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Email spam filtering is performed based on a combination of IP address and domain. When an email message is received, an IP address and a domain associated with the email message are determined. A cross product of the IP address (or portions of the IP address) and the domain (or portions of the domain) is calculated. If the email message is known to be either spam or non-spam, then a spam score based on the known spam status is stored in association with each (IP address, domain) pair element of the cross product. If the spam status of the email message is not known, then the (IP address, domain) pair elements of the cross product are used to lookup previously determined spam scores. A combination of the previously determined spam scores is used to determine whether or not to treat the received email message as spam.
A method, comprising:
A method implemented by at least one processor, the method comprising:
A system, comprising:
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