Spam emails, also known as non-self, are unsolicited commercial or malicious emails, sent
to affect either a single individual or a corporation or a group of people. Besides advertising …

Spam emails have long been a source of concern in the field of computer security. They are
both monetarily and technologically costly, as well as extremely harmful to computers and …

Email forensics is the subdomain of network forensics, and email spoofing is the most
common type of email attack. Email spoofing is a process of creating a forged message by …

In email systems, one of the most widely used attacks is email spoofing, in which the source
address of the email message is forged to make the recipient of the email believe that the …

Emails encounter many types of cyber-attacks and email spoofing is one of the most
common and challenging investigation problems. This paper identifies spoofing-based …

A mail spoofing attack is a harmful activity that modifies the source of the mail and trick users
into believing that the message originated from a trusted sender whereas the actual sender …

Cyberattacks on e-mails are of different types, but the most pervasive and ubiquitous are
spoofing attacks. Our approach uses memory forensics to extract e-mail headers from live …

In recent years, the issues of expanding spam mail on the web has turned into a major issue
and has also become difficult to detect. Junk mails or unsolicited bulk emails are known as …

Phishing is a well-known cybercrime. It is performed using various tricks and techniques
including email spoofing, exploiting browser vulnerabilities, web spoofing, DNS poisoning …

Unsolicited commercial and non-commercial e-mails occupy the Internet bandwidth
redundantly, as well as the recipient's time and energy. In the fight against those spam e …