CHANGES AND NEW FEATURES [29572] MDaemon Connector has been updated to version 8.0.5. FIXES [29567] fix to ActiveSync - Unable to sync when setting up account in Outlook desktop - Encoder...
CHANGES AND NEW FEATURES [29075] Webmail - The hostname used when generating URLs to Webmail is now read from a setting. The default value is blank, which means to use...
We're very pleased to announce that we will soon be launching MailStore Cloud - a new fully cloud hosted email archiving service - in early to mid-May. Register your interest via the...
We're pleased to announce that version 25.0 of MDaemon has been released. If your existing licence had upgrade cover to or beyond March 4th then you can install v25.0 using...
We're pleased to announce that v10.0 of SecurityGateway is now available to download from our website. There are a number of improvements and bug fixes in this new release including: Added...
We're pleased to announce updates to both MDaemon and SecurityGateway. These updates address SMTP smuggling: https://cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvekey.cgi?keyword=smtp+smuggling https://www.postfix.org/smtp-smuggling.html If you have active upgrade cover in place then you can download the updates using the links...
We're happy to announce that as of Tuesday 15th November 2022, MDaemon’s systems came back online and we’ve been able to complete the processing of all backlogged orders. MDaemon apologise...
Throughout their 25 year history, MDaemon Technologies has been a leader in the field of email security.
With the latest new version 21.5 of their Exchange alternative, MDaemon Mail Server, they deploy more new features and technologies to further strengthen their comprehensive security toolkit.
MDaemon 21.5 offers better protection for end-users against hackers with the addition of support for application passwords.
For Administrators, there are several new security-focused features including the ability to block potentially dangerous email attachments, the addition of a password strength meter, and a new report highlighting blocked connections.
While Microsoft has been following the market trend of most software manufacturers and switching to a subscriptions model, until now Microsoft Exchange, SharePoint and Project Server had all avoided the fate of Office 365.
