RAE Internet Inc., the developer of the Mailspect Defense, announced the release of a new version its email security software today. The new release fully integrates F-PROT Anti-virus ‘Fire & Ice’ into Mailspect Defense and its Control Panel.
Mailspect is pleased to announce a new email defense and archive solution that instantly transforms any Ubuntu server into a highly scalable email security and archive device.
Mailspect Inc. and bitbone AG announced today that bitkit|MAILGATE, a fusion of Mailspect’s Defense and Archive software and the bitkit|FRAMEWORK for Linux environments posted record sales in 2010. bitbone and Mailspect have been working together since 2006 perfecting the bitkit|MAILGATE and now the market is recognizing the superior performance, reliability and ease-of-use of the product.
The Board of Directors of RAE Internet Inc. (dba Mailspect) elected Paul L. Sterne as its President and Michael Katz as its non-executive Chairman of the Board. In addition, Colm Dalton and Paul Gilbert were re-elected to RAE Internet Inc.’s Board at its Annual Meeting on Friday, November 5, 2010.
Last week, capitalizing on Apple’s release of the new iPhone 5, Netflix released an update to the iOS version of their app. Today they started rolling out an update to the Netflix for Android version, mirroring the changes and improvements they made for iOS. The big changes come in the user interface.
When user registers on my web site, web site sends user email confirmation link.
Subject:
Please confirm your email address
Body:Please open this link in your browser to confirm your email address:
http://www.postjobfree.com/a/c301718062444f96ba0e358ea833c9b3
This link will expire on: 6/9/2012 8:04:07 PM EST.
If my web site sends that email to GMaill (either @gmail.com or another domain that's
Is it possible to make a Linux security module (eg. AppArmor, SELinux etc.) prompt the user, when an application wants to access classified files or folders (digital signatures, SSH keys, credit card information and other sensitive stuff) instead of just denying the application's action, which could be desired (eg.
I administer my work's network and I encounter a problem I never got before.
I got a user (user@example.com) who sends email to on of our customers (user@customer.example.org).
When user@example.com sends an email to @customer.example.org domain's, the email gets duplicated by the number of people who are supposed to receive the email :
Example :
- 2 people in the TO field : they both get 2 c
I guess this is more of a best practice/policy question. I'm the postmaster for example.net. Another company has example.com. I get the catch-all emails, any email that doesn't have a user account on my server.
What should I do, if anything, if emails keep coming to user@example.net when it should be going to user@example.com? Should I just setup a forward, alert the user or ignore it?