Comparative Analysis of Eminent Algorithms for Detecting Ham and Spam Contents in OSN
Kardeepa Ponnuchamy, N. Subbulakshmi · 2024
Social or Communal media platforms is a lay of exchanging the thoughts or ideas of online users through various data formats like text content, image content or through audio, video, Graphics Interchange Format (GIF) etc and user can dynamically share real-time interactive events in a cost effective manner. Nowadays, with emerging fast-growing tools and technology, online socio-communal networks have shattered popularity as the central thought is to offer a framework for virtual users to link with their associative friends, subordinates and family members that blowouts their messages instantly which in turn paves a way for attackers to gain information or hack online user's data by unauthorized access. Extraction of contents is not accurate due to inflexible rule sets and some contents which are furnished in short texts are more difficult to correlate with their semantics and thereby it is difficult to prevent the display of undesired data in the existing system. Hence, the trained model system needs architecture with Enhanced Adaptive Rule-sets to overcome the inflexibility. Adaptation rule is employed by incorporating the blacklist mechanism along with eminent Machine learning algorithms to predict and prevent the undesired data. Information filtering system and Content filter removes redundant, irrelevant or unwanted information using user feedbacks with multiclass data labels. Furthermore, self-protective approaches are emphasized to achieve fidelity and ensure the trustworthiness in any micro blogging services or in online social networks.