Spammer Detection And Fake User Identification On Social Networks

Danunjaya Annepogu, K. Charan Theja

Abstract


Social networking destinations draw in great many users around the globe. The users' collaborations with these social locales, for example, Twitter and Facebook have a colossal effect and once in a while unwanted repercussions for day by day life. The noticeable social networking destinations have transformed into an objective stage for the spammers to scatter a gigantic measure of superfluous and injurious data. Twitter, for instance, has gotten one of the most luxuriously utilized foundation, all things considered, and in this manner permits a preposterous measure of spam. Fake users send undesired tweets to users to advance administrations or sites that influence authentic users as well as disturb asset utilization. Additionally, the chance of extending invalid data to users through fake characters has expanded that outcomes in the unrolling of destructive substance.


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