Suppression of short message service communications from a trusted domain

One or more nontransitory computer-readable media having computer-executable instructions embodied thereon that, when executed, perform a method for suppressing Short Message Service (SMS) communications from a Short Message peer-to-peer (SMPP) client, the method comprising:

• receiving, at the SMPP client, a selected response algorithm communicated from a server, wherein the selected response algorithm is utilized by the SMPP client to generate a challenge response that verifies the identity of the SMPP client upon the receipt of a challenge from the server;
• storing the selected response algorithm, wherein the selected response algorithm is accessible by the SMPP client;
• receiving, at the SMPP client, the challenge from the server, wherein the challenge is communicated from the server as a result of the server detecting undesired SMS communications being communicated by way of the SMPP client;
• generating the challenge response utilizing the selected response algorithm;
• and
• communicating the challenge response to the server from the SMPP client.

A method for suppressing Short Message Service (SMS) communications from a Short Message peer-to-peer (SMPP) client, the method comprising:

• providing a selected response algorithm to the SMPP client from a server, wherein the selected response algorithm is utilized by the SMPP client to generate a challenge response that verifies the identity of the SMPP client upon the receipt of a challenge from the server;
• detecting a first predefined threshold of undesired SMS communication (SPAM) from a SPAM originator that is communicated to the server by way of the SMPP client;
• identifying a source identifier of the SPAM originator, wherein the source identifier uniquely identifies the SPAM originator;
• communicating the challenge to the SMPP client from the server;
• when the challenge response is not received at the server, throttling communications received from the SMPP client;
• when the challenge response is received at the server and the challenge response is incorrect, throttling communications received from the SMPP client;
• when the challenge response is received at the server and the challenge response is correct, communicating the source identifier to the SMPP client from the server, wherein the source identifier allows the SMPP client to throttle communications received from the SPAM originator;
• detecting a second predefined threshold of SPAM from the SPAM originator that is communicated by way of the SMPP client;
• and throttling communications received from the SMPP client.