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Announcing a Workshop on Spam Technology
November 25, 2003

The workshop agenda topics will include filtering at the Internet/network and client sides (e.g., how to detect spam and how to reduce it), input from standards bodies on relevant current activities, Internet service providers' current and future plans to deal with spam, and technical issues regarding the efficacy of proposals to create “do not spam” lists. NIST is also interested in hearing about research challenges to developing and measuring improvements in spam control and reduction technology.

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Announcing a Workshop on Spam Technology
November 25, 2003

Federal Register Notice

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Information Technology Laboratory

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Computer Security Resource Center

Announcing a Workshop on Spam Technology November 25, 2003

Federal Register Notice

Announcing a Workshop on Spam Technology
November 25, 2003