WO2011044851A1

WO2011044851A1 - Method, system and apparatus for processing spam information

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Publication number: WO2011044851A1
Application number: PCT/CN2010/077769
Authority: WO
Inventors: 王峥
Original assignee: 华为技术有限公司
Priority date: 2009-10-16
Filing date: 2010-10-15
Publication date: 2011-04-21
Also published as: CN102045706A

Abstract

A method for processing spam information is provided. The method includes the following steps: the spam information processing requests of the terminal users forwarded by a SPAM server are received (101); the processing requests are sent to a network SPAM mail-box for processing, and the processing result information returned by the network SPAM mail-box according to the processing requests are received (102); and the processing result information is sent to the SPAM server, in order that the SPAM server forwards the processing result information to the terminal users (103). An apparatus and a system for processing spam information are also provided. The spam information processing requests sent by the terminal users are sent to the corresponding mail-boxes by a spam information processing gateway (Mbox Gateway), which makes the corresponding mail-boxes process the spam information according to the processing requests. That the terminal users re-operate the spam information is achieved.

Description

A spam processing method and system 51*. The present application claims the priority of the Chinese patent application filed on October 16, 2009, the application number is 200910110529.8, and the invention is entitled "a spam processing method, system and device". The entire contents of this application are incorporated herein by reference. Technical field

The present invention relates to the field of communications, and in particular, to a spam information processing method, system and device. Background technique

With the continuous development of informatization, people are sharing the impact of the increasingly serious flood of spam while sharing the high efficiency brought about by informatization. The sender of spam disseminates advertisements, reactionary statements, pornographic content, fraudulent information, etc., such as SMS (Short Message Service), MMS (Multimedia Message Service), IM (Instant) Message, instant messaging), email, audio and video files, etc. These behaviors affect the business experience of normal mobile phone users and consume a lot of network resources.

In order to facilitate the management of the spam mailboxes reported by the user, for the spam of the user complaint, the Spam mailbox can be set on the network, and the mailbox contains a message prohibiting transmission to the user terminal. However, once the user reports the information as spam, after the information is placed in the Spam mailbox, the user can no longer process or manipulate the spam in the Spam mailbox. The user may not be able to recover by mistake or other reasons, and browse the so-called "spam" that has been stored in the Spam mailbox. Summary of the invention

With the widespread use of terminals, the frequency with which users operate terminals is getting higher and higher, and misoperations are inevitable. When the user mistakenly reports useful information as spam, or for some reason wants to operate the previously reported spam, since the information is placed in the Spam mailbox, the user can no longer spam in the Spam mailbox. Spam information is processed or operated. The user may not be able to recover from the wrong operation or other reasons, and browse the so-called "spam" that has been stored in the Spam mailbox.

Based on this, an embodiment of the present invention provides a spam processing method, including:

Receiving a request for processing the spam by the end user forwarded by the SPAM server;

Sending the processing request to the network SAPM mailbox for processing, and receiving processing result information returned by the network SAPM mailbox according to the processing request;

And transmitting the processing result information to the SPAM server, so that the SPAM server forwards the processing result information to the terminal user.

Meanwhile, an embodiment of the present invention provides a spam processing system, including a SPAM server and a spam processing gateway, where

a SPAM server, configured to receive a processing request of the end user for spam, and send the processing request to the spam processing gateway;

The spam processing gateway sends the processing request to the network SAPM mailbox for processing, and receives the processing result information returned by the network SAPM mailbox according to the processing request; and sends the processing result information to the SPAM server, so as to The SPAM server forwards the processing result information to the terminal user.

In addition, an embodiment of the present invention provides a spam processing apparatus, including:

a first receiving module, configured to receive a request for processing the spam by the terminal user forwarded by the SPAM server;

a first sending module, configured to send the processing request to a network SAPM mailbox for processing; and a second receiving module, configured to receive processing result information returned by the network SAPM mailbox according to the processing request;

And a second sending module, configured to send the processing result information to the SPAM server, so that the SPAM server forwards the processing result information to the terminal user.

In the embodiment of the present invention, the spam processing request sent by the terminal user is sent to the corresponding mailbox by the spam processing gateway (Mbox Gateway), so that the corresponding mailbox performs the spam processing according to the processing request. Realize the re-operation of the end user on spam, such as: browsing spam, recovering spam And how to modify the status of spam. DRAWINGS

In order to more clearly illustrate the embodiments of the present invention or the technical solutions in the prior art, the drawings used in the embodiments or the description of the prior art will be briefly described below. Obviously, the drawings in the following description are only It is a certain embodiment of the present invention, and other drawings can be obtained from those skilled in the art without any inventive labor.

1 is a flow chart of an embodiment of a spam processing method according to the present invention;

2 is a flow chart of still another embodiment of a spam processing method according to the present invention; FIG. 3 is a flowchart of still another embodiment of a spam processing method according to the present invention; FIG. 5 is a schematic structural diagram of an embodiment of a spam processing system according to the present invention; FIG. 6 is a schematic structural view of an embodiment of a spam processing apparatus according to the present invention; A schematic structural diagram of another embodiment of the spam processing device. detailed description

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS The technical solutions in the embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. All other embodiments obtained by a person of ordinary skill in the art based on the embodiments of the present invention without the creative work are all within the scope of the present invention.

For spam complaints from users, you can set up a Spam mailbox on the network, the network Spam box, which contains information that is prohibited from being sent to the user terminal. The mailbox includes blocked spam block SPAM information and unblocked spam unblock SPAM information.

The embodiment of the present invention provides a spam processing method. Referring to FIG. 1, the user includes: the user sends a request to the Spam server to process the spam in the network spam box through the terminal. The terminal may be a mobile terminal, such as a mobile terminal, a personal digital assistant, a digital photo frame with a communication function, or a mobile terminal, or a fixed terminal having a communication function such as a computer. Meanwhile, if the spam type is Short Message (SM), the corresponding network Spam box is a short message mailbox; if the spam type is a multimedia message (MM), the corresponding network Spam box is a multimedia message mailbox; If the spam type is email (E-Mail), the corresponding network Spam box is an email; if the spam type is Instant Message (IM), the corresponding network Spam box is an instant message mailbox. The spam request sent by the user may be a request to change the status of the spam, such as browsing spam, saving spam, restoring spam, or permanently deleting spam.

Specifically, the network Spam box establishes spam list information for the spam according to the following parameters, and the parameters include: a spam reporter address identifier, a spam temporary storage time, and a spam information status. The spam report address identifier refers to the user identifier for reporting the spam message; the spam temporary storage time refers to the effective time for the spam information to be stored in the network spam box. If the valid time is exceeded, the spam information will be permanently deleted, or Automatically restores useful information; The status of spam refers to whether the spam is blocked or not. There are two states, Block and Unblock. Generally, the network spam box sets the spam to the Block state. Take the spam type as a short message as an example. The corresponding short message mailbox can be set as shown in the following table.

Table 1

Step 101: Receive a processing request of the end user for spam forwarding by the SPAM server.

After receiving the spam processing request sent by the user through the terminal, the SPAM server sends the spam processing request to the spam processing gateway Mbox Gateway.

Step 102: Send the processing request to the network SAPM mailbox for processing, and receive processing result information returned by the network SAPM mailbox according to the processing request.

Specifically, after receiving the processing request, the spam processing gateway routes the processing request to the message storing the spam according to the type of the spam message requested by the processing and the subscription service information of the user. Optionally, the spam processing gateway converts the processing request into an operation request recognizable by the mailbox according to an existing open interface of the mailbox, and then routes the operation request that the mailbox can identify to the mailbox. After receiving the identifiable operation request, the mailbox processes the spam requested for processing according to the operation request, and sends the processing result to the spam processing gateway.

Step 103: Send the processing result information to the SPAM server, so that the SPAM server forwards the processing result information to the terminal user.

The spam processing gateway sends the result of processing the spam to the SPAM server, and the SPAM server feeds back the processing result to the end user.

In the embodiment of the present invention, the spam processing request sent by the terminal user is sent to the corresponding mailbox by the spam processing gateway (Mbox Gateway), so that the corresponding mailbox performs the spam processing according to the processing request. It implements the re-operation of the end user on spam, such as: browsing spam, restoring spam information, and modifying the status of spam. By leveraging existing networks, repetitive investments and duplicate network entities are reduced, and the user's need for spam operations is greatly enhanced, greatly improving the user experience.

Referring to FIG. 2, an embodiment of the present invention provides a spam processing method, including: Step 201: A SPAM client sends a spam processing request to a SPAM server.

The spam reporter (Reporter) sends a spam request to the SPAM client. The spam request can be a request to change the status of the spam, such as browsing spam, saving spam, restoring spam, or permanently deleting spam.

After receiving the spam processing request sent by the spam reporter, the SPAM client sends the spam processing request to the SPAM server.

In step 202, the SPAM server sends a spam processing request to the spam processing gateway (Mbox Gateway).

Step 203: The spam processing gateway sends the spam processing request to the network SAPM.

Specifically, the spam processing gateway pre-configures a routing table, where the routing table includes a spam reporter identifier, a spam type, and a network SAPM mailbox address corresponding to the spam type. The spam processing gateway obtains the network corresponding to the type of spam based on the spam reporter identifier

The SAPM mailbox address sends the spam processing request to the corresponding processed SAPM mailbox according to the acquired SAPM mailbox address of the corresponding type of spam. For example, the routing table can be as shown in Table 2.

Table 2

When the spam reporter sends a garbage short message processing request, according to the spam reporter identifier 139xxxxxxx, the network SAPM mailbox address for processing the garbage short message is 001 122xxxxx, and the garbage short message processing request is sent to the network according to the address. SAPM mailbox.

After receiving the processing request, the spam processing gateway uses the existing network SAPM mailbox open interface according to the type of the spam information identifying the processing request, and converts the processing request into an operation request recognizable by the network SAPM mailbox, and then passes The pre-configured routing table is searched, the address of the network SAPM mailbox storing the corresponding type of spam information is obtained, and the converted operation request that the network SAPM mailbox can recognize is sent to the network SAPM mailbox according to the address.

Step 204: The network SAPM mailbox processes the spam according to the spam processing request. The network SAPM mailbox processes the requested spam according to the spam processing request routed by the spam processing gateway. For example, if the spam request is to browse spam A, the network SAPM mailbox sends the spam A to the spam gateway A.

Step 205: The network SAPM mailbox sends the processing result of the spam processing request to the garbage information processing gateway.

Step 206: The spam processing gateway sends a spam processing request response to the SAPM server according to the processing result.

The spam processing gateway converts the processing result into a spam message that the SAPM server can recognize. The request processing response, and then send the spam processing response that the SAPM server can recognize to the SAPM server.

Step 207: The SAPM server sends the spam processing response to the SPAM client. The SPAM client feeds back the spam response received to the spammer.

Referring to FIG. 3, an embodiment of the present invention provides a spam processing method. In the embodiment of the present invention, a multimedia message system is used as a service flow, and a network spam box storing a garbage multimedia message is a multimedia message mailbox. For example, the spam reporter (Reporter) requests to query the junk multimedia message as an example. The spam processing gateway configures and stores the multimedia message whistleblower identifier and the storage junk multimedia before the spam reporter (Reporter) requests to query the junk multimedia message. A routing table of the multimedia message mailbox address of the message, and the spam processing gateway obtains the junk multimedia message mailbox address by using the spam reporter identifier in conjunction with the routing table. As shown in Table 3,

table 3

In order to enable the multimedia message mailbox to process the request of the junk multimedia message reporter to browse the junk multimedia message, the original multimedia message system is expanded as follows:

Browse the operation of the multimedia message mailbox MMl_mmbox_view.REQ and MM l mmbox view.RES, and expand a parameter Spam status, which is used to indicate the status of the junk multimedia message. It has two values: "block" or "unblock". See Table 4

Table 4 MM 1 mmbo x view. REQ

Information element Presence Description

Message Type Mandatory Identifies this message as

MM1 mmbox view.REQ.

Transaction ID Mandatory The identification of the

MM1 mmbox view.REQ/MM 1 mmbox view. RE S pair.

MMS Version Mandatory Identifies the version of the interface supported by the MMS User Agent. Attributes list Optional A list of information elements that are to be returned as a group for each MM to be listed in the MMl mmbox view.RES. If absent, the default list shall apply.

Message Reference Optional One or more Message References which are to list have their information elements listed.

Select Optional A list of MM State or MM Flags keywords, by which MMs within the MMBox can be selected, if the Message Reference list is absent.

Start Optional A number, indicating the index of the first MM of those selected to have information elements returned in the response. If this is absent, the first item selected is returned.

Limit Optional A number indicating the maximum number of selected MMs to their information elements returned in the response. If this is absent, information elements from all remaining MMs are returned.

Totals Optional Indicates that the current total number of messages and/or size contained by the MMBox are requested

Quotas Optional Indicates that the current message and/or size quotas are requested

Block status Optional Indicates that if the spam message is block or not Table 5 MM1— mmbox— view.RES

Information element Presence Description

Message Type Mandatory Identifies this message as

MMl mmbox view.RES.

Transaction ID Mandatory The identification of the

MMl mmbox view.REQ/MMl mmbox view. RES pair.

MMS Version Mandatory Identifies the version of the interface supported by the MMS Relay/Server.

MM Listing Conditional The requested listing of the selected MMs, which Each clearly separated MM group shall include: a Message Reference, and will include the additional information elements specified by the Attributes as well. If absent, no MMs were found or Selected.

Attributes list Optional A list of information elements that were specified in the MM1 mmbox view. RES. If absent, the default list was applied.

Select Optional If present, a list of MM State or MM Flags keywords, which selected the MMs returned in this response.

Start Optional If present, the numeric index of the first MM of the selected MMs returned in the response.

Limit Optional If present, the maximum number of selected MMs from which some or all information elements have been returned in the response. If this is absent, information elements from all remaining MMs are returned.

Request Status Conditional If an error occurs, this is a code indicating the exact cause of the error. For successful responses, the Status may be returned with a corresponding success code.

Request Status Text Optional If an error occurs, this may contain explanatory text that corresponds to the Request Status.

Totals Conditional The total number of messages and/or bytes for the

MMBox, identified with Messages or Bytes, respectively, depending upon the presence of Totals in the request.

Quotas Conditional The quotas of the MMBox in messages and/or bytes identified with Messages or Bytes, respectively, depending upon the presence of Quotas in the request.

Block status Optional Indicates that if the spam message is block or not The method provided by the embodiment of the present invention includes:

Step 301: The SPAM client sends a browse junk multimedia message request to the SPAM server. The spam reporter (Reporter) needs to send a spam multimedia message request to the SPAM client, click the Spam client menu, generate a browsing spam processing request, and send the spam processing request to the Spam server.

Step 302: The SPAM server forwards the request to the spam processing gateway.

The SPAM server sends the request to the spam processing gateway through the universal interface;

Optionally, the SPAM server sends the spam request to the spam processing gateway through a custom interface.

Step 303: The spam processing gateway sends the request to the multimedia message mailbox.

The spam processing gateway obtains the multimedia message mailbox address from the already configured routing table according to the spam reporter identifier, and learns that the mailbox is a multimedia message mailbox. The spam processing gateway sends the MM1_mmbox_view.REQ message to the multimedia mailbox. In this embodiment, the message is expanded. The message format is as follows:

Specifically, the spam processing gateway converts the browsing junk multimedia message request into MM l mmbox view.REQ message, according to the corresponding multimedia message mailbox address in the routing table,

The MM l mmbox view.REQ message is routed to the multimedia message mailbox.

Step 304: The multimedia message mailbox searches for the requested junk multimedia message according to the request.

Before browsing the junk multimedia message, first query the spam to be browsed. The multimedia message mailbox looks for a multimedia message with block_status "block". Multimedia Message Box Finds the requested junk multimedia message based on the identifiable request after conversion.

Step 305: The multimedia message mailbox returns a query result to the spam processing gateway.

The multi-media message mailbox returns the query result to the spam processing gateway.

MM 1 mmbox view.RES message, the message format is as follows:

Step 306: The spam processing gateway returns a browsing garbage multimedia message request response message to the SPAM server according to the query result.

Specifically, the spam processing gateway converts the query result into a browsing Jt refuse multimedia message request response message recognizable by the SPAM server, and then sends the browse garbage multimedia message request response message to the SPAM server. The response message contains the queried list of spam messages in the Block state.

Optionally, the response message may include parameter information of the queried garbage multimedia message, such as: Parameter information such as the effective time period of the garbage multimedia message, the reporting time of the garbage multimedia message, and the like.

Step 307: The SPAM server sends a browse junk multimedia message request response message to the SPAM client.

The SPAM client sends a browse junk multimedia message request response message to the user terminal for browsing.

Referring to FIG. 4, an embodiment of the present invention provides a spam processing method. In the embodiment of the present invention, a multimedia message system is used as a service flow, and a network spam box storing a garbage multimedia message is a multimedia message mailbox. Taking the spam reporter (Reporter) requesting to restore the garbage multimedia message as an example, the spam processing gateway configures and stores the multimedia message reporter identifier and the storage garbage multimedia message before the spam reporter (Reporter) requests to restore the garbage multimedia message. A routing table of the multimedia message mailbox address, and the spam processing gateway obtains the junk multimedia message mailbox address by using the spam report identifier and the routing table, as shown in Table 3.

In order to enable the multimedia message mailbox to process the request of the junk multimedia message reporter to recover the junk multimedia message, the original multimedia message system is expanded as follows:

Restore the operation of the multimedia message mailbox MMl_mmbox_store.REQ and MMl mmbox store.RES, expand a parameter Spam status, which is used to indicate the status of the junk multimedia message. It has two values: "Block" or "Unblock". See Table 6 and Table 7:

Table 6MMl_mmbox_store.REQ

The method provided by the embodiment of the present invention includes:

Step 401: The SPAM client sends a request for restoring garbage multimedia message to the SPAM server. The spam reporter (Reporter) needs to restore the garbage multimedia message, click the SPAM client menu, generate a recovery garbage multimedia message request, generate a recovery garbage multimedia message request, and send the recovery garbage multimedia message request to the SPAM client. After receiving the request for restoring the garbage multimedia message sent by the spammer, the SPAM client sends the request for restoring the garbage multimedia message to the SPAM server.

Step 402: The SPAM server forwards the request to the spam processing gateway.

Step 403: The spam processing gateway sends the request to the multimedia message mailbox.

The spam processing gateway obtains the multimedia message mailbox address from the already configured routing table according to the spam reporter identifier, and knows that the information is a multimedia message mailbox. The spam processing gateway sends a MMl_mmbox_store.REQ message to the multimedia mailbox to request recovery of the junk multimedia message. The message is augmented in this embodiment, and the message format is as follows:

Specifically, the spam processing gateway converts the recovery garbage multimedia message request into

The MM l mmbox store.REQ message routes the MM l mmbox store.REQ message to the multimedia message mailbox according to the corresponding multimedia message mailbox address in the routing table.

Step 404: The multimedia message mailbox performs a recovery operation on the junk multimedia message according to the request. Step 405: The multimedia message information sends the result of performing the recovery operation to the spam processing gateway.

The multimedia message information returns a MMl_mmbox_store.RES message to the spam processing gateway, and sends the result of performing the recovery operation to the spam processing gateway. The message format is as follows:

Step 406: The spam processing gateway returns a response message for restoring the garbage multimedia message request to the SPAM server according to the result of performing the recovery operation.

Specifically, the spam processing gateway uses the existing open interface of the network mailbox to convert the result of performing the recovery operation into a response message of the SPAM server identifiable recovery of the garbage multimedia message request, and then sending the response message of the recovery garbage multimedia message request. Give the SPAM server. The response message carries the multimedia message identifier that has been recovered and/or the multimedia message that has been restored. Report report logo.

Optionally, the response message may carry parameter information such as an effective time period of the recovered garbage multimedia message and/or a report time of the garbage multimedia message that has been recovered.

Step 407: The SPAM server sends a response message for restoring the garbage multimedia message request to the SPAM client.

The SPAM client sends a response message to the recovery of the garbage multimedia message request to the user terminal. Referring to FIG. 5, an embodiment of the present invention provides a spam processing system, which includes a SPAM server 501, a spam processing gateway 502, and a network SPAM mailbox 503. Among them, the network SPAM mailbox is optional. specific,

The SPAM server 501 is configured to receive a spam processing request of the terminal user, and send the processing request to the spam processing gateway 502.

The user sends a request to the Spam server 501 to process the spam in the Network Spam Box through the terminal.

After receiving the spam processing request sent by the user through the terminal, the SPAM server 501 sends the spam processing request to the spam processing gateway 502.

The spam processing gateway 502 is configured to receive a spam processing request of the terminal user forwarded by the SPAM server 501, send the processing request to a mailbox storing the spam request processing, and receive the mailbox to return according to the processing request. The result information is processed, and the processing result information is sent to the SPAM server 501, so that the SPAM server 501 forwards the processing result information to the terminal user.

The spam processing gateway 502 can identify the type and/or capability of the network SPAM mailbox network Spam box. For example: the spam processing gateway 502 can identify which one of the short message mailbox, the multimedia message mailbox, the e-mail address, and the instant message mailbox of the network SPAM mailbox; the spam processing gateway 502 can identify whether the network SPAM mailbox has the capability of processing spam. . For example, the spam processing gateway 502 can identify whether the network SPAM mailbox has the ability to recover spam and modify spam status.

The spam processing gateway 502 can forward the end user spam message forwarded by the SPAM server 501. The processing request is converted to a spam processing request recognizable by the network SPAM mailbox. Since the spam processing gateway 502 can identify the type and/or capability of the network SPAM mailbox network Spam box, the spam processing gateway 502 can convert the end user spam processing request forwarded by the SPAM server 501 into a corresponding network SPAM mailbox identifiable. Spam processing request.

Specifically, the spam processing gateway 502 pre-configures a routing table including a spam reporter identifier, a spam type, and a network SAPM mailbox address corresponding to the spam type. The spam processing gateway obtains the network SAPM mailbox address corresponding to the spam corresponding type according to the spam report identifier, and sends the spam processing request to the corresponding processed SAPM mailbox according to the obtained SAPM mailbox address of the corresponding type of spam. For example, the routing table can be as shown in Table 2. When the spam reporter sends a spam short message processing request, according to the spam reporter identifier 139xxxxxxx, the network SAPM mailbox address for processing the spam short message is 001 122xxxxx, and the garbage short message processing request is sent according to the address. The network SAPM is in phase.

Optionally, the spam processing gateway 502 converts the processing request into an operation request recognizable by the mailbox, and then routes the operation request that the mailbox can recognize to the mailbox.

The network SPAM mailbox 503 is configured to process the spam according to the processing request if the status information of the spam requested by the request is a BLOCK state.

The network SPAM mailbox 503 can be one of a short message mailbox, a multimedia message mailbox, an email address, and an instant message mailbox. The network SPAM mailbox 503 performs corresponding operations according to the spam processing request sent by the user, such as: finding spam, saving spam, restoring spam, or permanently deleting spam, etc. to change the state of the spam. The network SPAM mailbox 503 establishes spam list information for the spam according to the following parameters, and the parameters include: a spam reporter address identifier, a spam temporary storage time, and a spam status. The spam report address identifier refers to the user identifier for reporting the spam message; the spam temporary storage time refers to the effective time when the spam information is stored in the network spam box. If the valid time is exceeded, the spam information will be permanently deleted, or Automatically restores useful information; The status of spam refers to whether the spam is blocked or not. There are two states, Block and Unblock. Generally, the network spam box sets the spam to the Block state. Spam class The short message is an example, and the corresponding short message mailbox can be set as shown in Table 1.

Specifically, if the status information of the spam request processing is BLOCK status, the network SPAM mailbox 503 processes according to the identifiable spam processing request sent by the spam processing gateway 502.

After processing the identifiable spam processing request, the processing result is fed back to the spam processing gateway 502.

The spam processing gateway 502 sends the processing result to the SPAM server 501 for the SPAM server to forward the processing result information to the end user.

Optionally, the spam processing gateway 502 converts the processing result into a spam processing request response message that the SPAM server 501 can identify, and sends the response message to the SPAM server 501.

Referring to FIG. 6, an embodiment of the present invention provides a spam processing apparatus, including: a first receiving module 601, configured to receive a spam processing request of a terminal user forwarded by a SPAM server;

The user sends a request for processing the spam in the network Spam box to the SPAM server through the terminal, and the SPAM server receives the spam processing request sent by the user through the terminal, and then sends the spam processing request to the spam processing gateway. The first receiving module 601 receives the spam processing request of the end user forwarded by the SPAM server.

The first sending module 602 is configured to send the processing request to a mailbox storing the spam requested for processing.

After the first receiving module 601 receives the processing request, the first sending module 602 routes the processing request to the mailbox storing the spam according to the type of spam requested by the processing.

Optionally, the spam processing gateway uses the existing interface of the mailbox to convert the processing request into an operation request recognizable by the mailbox, and then routes the operation request recognizable by the mailbox to the mailbox.

After receiving the identifiable operation request, the mailbox processes the spam requested for processing according to the operation request, and sends the processing result to the second receiving module 603.

The second receiving module 603 is configured to receive the processing result information returned by the mailbox according to the processing request, and the second sending module 603 is configured to send the processing result to the SPAM server, so that the SPAM The server forwards the processing result information to the end user.

Optionally, the second sending module 603 converts the processing result into a garbage information processing request response message that the SPAM server can identify, and sends the response message to the SPAM server.

Referring to FIG. 7, an embodiment of the present invention provides a spam processing apparatus, including: a configuration module 701, a first receiving module 702, a first sending module 703, a second receiving module 704, and a second sending module 705.

The configuration module 701 is configured to pre-configure a mapping table of the terminal user identifier and the network SPAM mailbox address and the network SPAM mailbox type.

Specifically, the configuration module 701 pre-configures a routing table, where the routing table includes a spam reporter identifier, a spam type, and a network SAPM mailbox address corresponding to the spam type. For example, the routing table can be as shown in Table 2.

The first receiving module 702 is configured to receive a spam processing request of the terminal user forwarded by the SPAM server;

The user sends a request for processing spam in the network Spam box to the Spam server through the terminal, and the SPAM server receives the spam processing request sent by the user through the terminal, and then sends the spam processing request to the spam processing gateway. The first receiving module 702 receives the spam processing request of the end user forwarded by the SPAM server.

The first sending module 703 is configured to send the processing request to a mailbox that stores the spam of the request processing.

The first sending module 703 obtains the network SAPM mailbox address corresponding to the spam corresponding type according to the spam report identifier, and sends the spam processing request to the corresponding processed SAPM mailbox according to the obtained SAPM mailbox address of the corresponding type of spam.

The first transmitting module 703 includes an identifying unit 7031, a first converting unit 7032, and a first routing unit 7033.

The identification unit 7031 is configured to identify the type of the network SPAM mailbox network Spam box. For example: The identification unit 7031 can identify which one of the short message mailbox, the multimedia message mailbox, the email address, and the instant message mailbox of the network SPAM mailbox. Optionally, the identification unit 7031 can identify whether the network SPAM mailbox has the capability of processing spam. For example, the identification unit 7031 can identify whether the network SPAM mailbox has the ability to recover spam and modify spam status.

The first converting unit 7032 is configured to convert the end user spam processing request forwarded by the SPAM server into a spam operation request recognizable by the network SPAM mailbox. Since the identification unit 7031 can identify the type of the network SPAM mailbox network Spam box to determine its open interface, the first conversion unit 7032 can convert the end user spam processing request forwarded by the SPAM server into a identifiable network SPAM mailbox identifiable. Spam processing request.

The first routing unit 7033 is configured to route the SPAM mailbox identifiable spam operation request converted by the first converting unit 7032 to the network SPAM mailbox.

Specifically, the first routing unit 7033 routes the spam operation request identifiable by the network SPM mailbox converted by the first converting unit 7032 to the network SPAM mailbox according to the network SPAM mailbox address in the mapping table configured by the configuration module 701.

After receiving the identifiable operation request, the network SPAM mailbox processes the spam requested for processing according to the operation request, and sends the processing result to the second receiving module 704.

The second receiving module 704 is configured to receive the processing result information returned by the mailbox according to the operation request. The second sending module 705 is configured to send the processing result information to the SPAM server, so that the SPAM server forwards the processing result information to the terminal. user.

The second sending module 705 includes a second converting unit 7051 and a second routing unit 7052, wherein the second converting unit 7051 is configured to convert the processing result information of the network SPAM mailbox to the identifiable operation request into the garbage identifiable by the SPAM server. Information processing request response information;

The second routing unit 7052 is configured to send the spam processing request response information to the SPAM server, so that the SPAM server forwards the spam processing request response information to the terminal user.

In the embodiment of the present invention, the spam processing request sent by the terminal user is sent to the corresponding mailbox by the spam processing gateway (Mbox Gateway), so that the corresponding mailbox performs the spam processing according to the processing request. It implements the re-operation of the end user on spam, such as: browsing spam, restoring spam, and modifying the status of spam. Because the spam processing gateway has an identification function, The spam processing request forwarded by the SPAM server is routed to the corresponding mailbox through the spam gateway; meanwhile, since the spam processing gateway has the conversion function, the existing open interface of the mailbox can be used to convert the spam processing request forwarded by the SPAM server. The spam operation request is identifiable by the corresponding mailbox, so that the corresponding mailbox can process the spam operation request. In addition, the embodiment of the present invention reduces the repeated investment by utilizing the existing network SPAM mailbox, and adapts to the user's demand for spam operation, thereby greatly improving the user experience.

A person skilled in the art can understand that all or part of the above steps can also be completed by hardware related to program instructions, which can be stored in a computer readable storage medium, such as: ROM, RAM or CD.

In conclusion, the above is only a preferred embodiment of the present invention and is not intended to limit the scope of the present invention. Any modifications, equivalent substitutions, improvements, etc., made within the spirit and scope of the invention are intended to be included within the scope of the invention.

Claims

Claim

A spam processing method, the method comprising:

2. The method according to claim 1, wherein the sending the processing request to the network SAPM mailbox for processing comprises:

The processing request is sent to a network SAPM mailbox storing the spam for processing.

The method according to claim 2, wherein the sending the processing request to a network SAPM mailbox storing the spam for processing comprises: processing the processing according to a type of the spam information The request is sent to the network SAPM mailbox storing the corresponding type of spam for processing.

4. The method of claim 3, wherein the method further comprises:

Pre-configuring the terminal user identification information and the network SAPM mailbox address and the routing table of the network SAPM mailbox type; and sending the processing request to the network SAPM mailbox storing the corresponding type of spam according to the type of the spam information; The processing includes: obtaining the network SAPM mailbox address according to the routing table, and sending the processing request to the network SAPM mailbox for processing according to the network SAPM mailbox address.

The method according to any one of claims 1-4, wherein the method further comprises:

Converting the processing request to a processing operation request identifiable by the network SAPM mailbox; the sending the processing request to the network SAPM mailbox for processing, including: sending a processing operation request identifiable by the network SAPM mailbox to the The network SAPM mailbox is processed.

6. The method of claim 5, wherein the network SAPM mailbox is a short message mailbox, an email address, a multimedia mailbox, and even a message mailbox.

A spam processing system, the system comprising a SPAM server and a spam processing gateway, wherein The SPAM server is configured to receive a processing request of the terminal user for spam, and send the processing request to the spam processing gateway;

The spam processing gateway sends the processing request to the network SAPM mailbox for processing, and receives processing result information returned by the network SAPM mailbox according to the processing request; and sends the processing result information to the SPAM server. So that the SPAM server forwards the processing result information to the end user.

8. The system of claim 7, wherein the system further comprises:

The network SPAM mailbox is configured to process the spam according to the processing request if the status information of the spam information is a BLOCK state.

9. A spam processing device, the device comprising:

The device of claim 9, wherein the device further comprises:

a configuration module, configured to pre-configure an identifier of the terminal user and the network SAPM mailbox address and a routing table of the mailbox type; so that the first sending module obtains the network SAPM mailbox address according to the routing table, according to the The network SAPM mailbox address sends the processing request to the network SAPM mailbox.

The device according to claim 9, wherein the first sending module comprises: an identifying unit, configured to identify a type of a network SPAM mailbox;

a first converting unit, configured to convert the processing request forwarded by the SPAM server into a processing operation request recognizable by the network SPAM mailbox;

a first routing unit, according to the acquired type of the network SPAM mailbox, the first route The unit switched network SPAM mailbox identifiable processing operation request is sent to the network SPAM signal.

The device according to claim 11, wherein the second sending module comprises: a second converting unit, configured to convert, by the network SPAM mailbox, processing result information of the processing request into a identifiable by the SPAM server Processing request response information;

And a second routing unit, configured to send the processing request response information to the SPAM server, so that the SPAM server forwards the processing request response information to the terminal user.