NLSDF FOR BOOSTING THE RECITAL OF WEB SPAMDEXING CLASSIFICATION
Spamdexing is the art of black hat SEO. Features which are more influential for high rank and visibility are manipulated for the SEO task. The motivation behind the work is utilizing the state of the art Website optimization features to enhance the ...
S.K. Jayanthi, S.Sasikala
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An Improved Framework for Content-based Spamdexing Detection [PDF]
To the modern Search Engines (SEs), one of the biggest threats to be considered is spamdexing. Nowadays spammers are using a wide range of techniques for content generation, they are using content spam to fill the Search Engine Result Pages (SERPs) with ...
Asim Shahzad+2 more
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Clique-Attacks Detection in Web Search Engine for Spamdexing using K-Clique Percolation Technique [PDF]
Search engines make the information retrieval task easier for the users. Highly ranking position in the search engine query results brings great benefits for websites. Some website owners interpret the link architecture to improve ranks.
S. K. Jayanthi, S. Sasikala
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REPTREE CLASSIFIER FOR IDENTIFYING LINK SPAM IN WEB SEARCH ENGINES [PDF]
Search Engines are used for retrieving the information from the web. Most of the times, the importance is laid on top 10 results sometimes it may shrink as top 5, because of the time constraint and reliability on the search engines.
S.K. Jayanthi, S. Sasikala
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Poster: How to best inform website owners about vulnerabilities on their websites [PDF]
Background. Content management systems (CMS) provide default features that make it easy even for laypersons to create and maintain sophisticated websites [3]. But a CMS also poses a security risk.
Hennig, Anne+4 more
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An Improved Framework for Content‐ and Link‐Based Web‐Spam Detection: A Combined Approach
In this modern era, people utilise the web to share information and to deliver services and products. The information seekers use different search engines (SEs) such as Google, Bing, and Yahoo as tools to search for products, services, and information.
Asim Shahzad+4 more
wiley +1 more source
Standing out among the daily spam: How to catch website owners\u27 attention by means of vulnerability notifications [PDF]
Running a business without having a website is nearly impossible nowadays. Most business owners use content managements sys- tems to manage their websites. Yet, those can pose security risks and provide vulnerabilities for manipulations.
Hennig, Anne+4 more
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WSF2: A Novel Framework for Filtering Web Spam
Over the last years, research on web spam filtering has gained interest from both academia and industry. In this context, although there are a good number of successful antispam techniques available (i.e., content‐based, link‐based, and hiding), an adequate combination of different algorithms supported by an advanced web spam filtering platform would ...
J. Fdez-Glez+6 more
wiley +1 more source
Web Spam DetectionUsing Fuzzy Clustering [PDF]
Internet is the most widespread medium to express our views and ideas and a lucrative platform for delivering the products. F or this in tention, search engine plays a key role.
, J.Shyam Jegadeesh, P.Libin Jacob, J.John Spencer, C.Stanly DevaKumar
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BlogForever: D2.5 Weblog Spam Filtering Report and Associated Methodology [PDF]
This report is written as a first attempt to define the BlogForever spam detection strategy. It comprises a survey of weblog spam technology and approaches to their detection.
Banos, Vangelis+6 more
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