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Recently, online video chat services are becoming increasingly popular. Whileexperiencing tremendous growth, online video chat services have also become yetanother spamming target. Unlike spam propagated via traditional medium likeemails and social networks, we find that spam propagated via online video chatservices is able to draw much larger attention from the users. We haveconducted several experiments to investigate spam propagation on Chatroulette -the largest online video chat website. We have found that the largest spamcampaign on online video chat websites is dating scams. Our study indicatesthat spam carrying dating or pharmacy scams have much higher clickthrough ratesthan email spam carrying the same content. In particular, dating scams reach aclickthrough rate of 14.97%. We also examined and analysed spam preventionmechanisms that online video chat websites have designed and implemented. Ourstudy indicates that the prevention mechanisms either harm legitimate userexperience or can be easily bypassed.

An Empirical Study of Spam and Prevention Mechanisms in Online Video Chat Services