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A procmail based antivirus filter for incoming mail servers on Unix. It is efficient and tiny. Supports UUE, Zip and Rar attachments, Base64 and Quoted-Printable encodings. Identifies viruses, PUAs and phishings using the ClamAV clamscan virus scanner
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A tiny tool which can be used to store email messages onto remote IMAP servers. Can also read MBOX files.
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mail2m (Mail 2 Many) is a tiny simple bulk mail sender, designed to send a simple html mail to a group of friends. Recipients list can contain up to 200 (and more ?) recipients. No database and only basic smtp configuration is needed.
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Level Up Your Cyber Defense with External Threat ManagementMove beyond alerts. Gain full visibility, context, and control over your external attack surface to stay ahead of every threat.
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jmailto is a tiny Java Applet which can be used to replace HTML's native "mailto:" tag. It aims to prevent Spam bots and harvesters from automatically collect (your) E-Mail addresses by searching the HTML source code of your page.
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MailRefinery is a tiny Linux distribution which will turn a machine into a complete mail server including Spam Assassin, GPL Virus filtering, POP, SPOP, IMAP, IMP, Fetchmail and a complete PHP based web interface to control it all.
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