Anti-Spamming Using Honeypot Technique And Java Apache Mail Enterprise Server (JAMES)

Nurulazlina, Mazlan (2006) Anti-Spamming Using Honeypot Technique And Java Apache Mail Enterprise Server (JAMES). Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

There are different tools and technologies available to prevent spam attack on email application are used. This project uses honeypot concept with Bayesian filtering technique to prevent spam email from being downloaded into mail client. A honeypot is a computer system that appears to be an interesting target to hacker. but actually gathers information about them. It designed to be probed. attacked and compromised and at the same time, monitors the actions taken to complete this task. This project describes about the development and configuration of spam filtering technique using the Java Apache Mail Enterprise Server (JAMES) developed by The Apache Software Foundation. The development process includes the creation of a spam filtering by using Bayesian technique (honeypot concept). The configuration process include the setup of an Apache James mail server to process incoming mail for spam properties before delivering the mail to an internal server.

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