Mozilla Thunderbird is a free and open source alternative to Microsoft Outlook. But unfortunately, as a full-fledged business email application, the default interface is often too complicated for millions of users who simply want a one-to-one address personal email client with address book functionality of base. Fortunately, Thunderbird is highlyRead More →
A new flaw has been discovered in RARlab’s UnRAR utility that could be exploited to steal emails from individual Zimbra email user accounts. Path traversal vulnerability, found in Unix versions of UnRAR, has been attributed CVE-2022-30333 and a base score of 7.5 in the Common Vulnerability Scoring System (CVSS). ForRead More →
A new security vulnerability has been disclosed in RARlab’s UnRAR utility which, if successfully exploited, could allow a remote attacker to execute arbitrary code on a system that relies on the binary. The flaw, assigned the identifier CVE-2022-30333, relates to a path traversal vulnerability in Unix versions of UnRAR thatRead More →
A new, unpatched security vulnerability has been disclosed in the open-source Horde Webmail client that could be exploited to achieve remote code execution on the mail server simply by sending a specially crafted email to a victim. “Once the email is accessed, the attacker can silently take over the entireRead More →
The Horde webmail software is affected by a severe vulnerability that can be exploited to gain full access to an organization’s emails. The flaw, discovered by researchers at application security firm Sonar (formerly SonarSource), is identified as CVE-2022-30287 and can be exploited by tricking a user into opening a speciallyRead More →
Security researchers have discovered a serious XSS vulnerability stored in the RainLoop webmail platform. Unfortunately, the researchers confirmed that they were not aware of any bug fixes until they were disclosed. This means that users of the vulnerable platform should remain cautious as the threat of malicious exploitation persists. XSSRead More →
Email Security and Protection, Fraud and Cybercrime Management, Incident and Breach Response Researchers have identified a cross-site scripting vulnerability Prajeet Nair (@prajeetspeaks) • April 22, 2022 Attackers gain full control of a session if an email is viewed. (Source: RainLoop website) Researchers have discovered a code vulnerability in RainLoop, anRead More →
An unpatched high-severity security flaw has been revealed in the open-source webmail client RainLoop that may be weaponized to siphon emails from victims’ inboxes. “The vulnerability of the code […] can be easily exploited by an attacker sending a malicious email to a victim using RainLoop as an email client,”Read More →
Internal testing here at ProPrivacy and comment threads on British Telecom’s (BT) own support forums seem to suggest that the venerable UK telecoms provider has taken steps to restrict access to its webmail platform if you connect through a VPN. Comment threads on BT’s support forums first appeared in NovemberRead More →
Jessica HaworthFebruary 24, 2022 at 11:45 AM UTC Updated: Feb 24, 2022 2:20 PM UTC Researchers publish details of an unpatched security flaw A zero-day cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerability in webmail client Horde could allow an attacker to steal a victim’s emails and infiltrate their network, researchers warn. The HordeRead More →
Horde Webmail users are urged to disable a feature to contain a nine-year-old unpatched security vulnerability in the software that could be exploited to gain full access to email accounts simply by previewing an attachment. “This gives the attacker access to any sensitive and possibly secret information a victim hasRead More →
Businesses that use Horde to view emails in their browsers are advised to change a default setting in their webmail application to prevent email accounts from being hijacked using a dangerous vulnerability that has was revealed today and has yet to be fixed by the Horde team. Discovered by SonarSourceRead More →
Galway Bay FM Newsroom – Concerns were raised by Galway Councilors at their last meeting over the security of the Council’s webmail and computer storage system. Plans for additional protection from hackers have been outlined by management, but on a broader front, city CEO Brendan McGrath said he would neverRead More →
A new Chinese cyber-espionage group has been seen abusing a zero-day vulnerability in the Zimbra collaborative suite to access the inboxes of European governments and media agencies. The attacks were spotted last month by security firm Volexity, and although the security firm notified Zimbra on Dec. 16, the company hasRead More →
This tutorial is about creating rules in Outlook 365 webmail. We will do our best to make sure you understand this guide. I hope you will like this blog How to create rules in Outlook 365 webmail. If your answer is yes, please share after reading this. Check how toRead More →
User privacy concerns regarding existing messaging services eFind, LLC today announced the official launch of its free webmail service to millions of Internet users. eFind Mail is now used by people who value the confidentiality of their email communications. The company’s innovative messaging service allows anyone to use it. “WeRead More →
Question: My Outlook only shows older items from July, nothing newer. I tried restoring my computer to an earlier date, but it didn’t help. Any ideas to solve the problem? – Craig D., Stuart A: A good way to determine the root of an email problem like this is toRead More →
The University of Oregon is expanding UOmail benefits to all students over the next two years. Students using webmail can switch to the UOmail system by registering. Instructions are available on the UO Service Portal. “This is a huge step forward for our students who are still on Webmail,†saidRead More →
When hearing about MIS Webmail, most are slightly bewildered. Despite the fact that we tend to be so used to innovation, once there is something gigantic, it makes us feel an abnormal touch. The free and informative Australian government entry ride is wonderful. The only concern of the bigger linersRead More →
As a small business owner, it can be tempting to go for free webmail for your business, especially if you have a small workforce. Yes, getting free webmail for your business from Gmail or Yahoo can seem lucrative at first, but the benefits of getting business email outweigh the costs.Read More →
Juno mail is a popular Internet service provider used by millions of users around the world. As it offers free email service, it is widely used by people for communication purposes. Plus, you can not only create one email account associated with Juno, but multiple, or even as many asRead More →
Two security bugs in Zimbra’s webmail could allow an adversary to access and control mail servers. Although the vulnerabilities have been addressed, they have potentially put thousands of businesses around the world at risk. Zimbra bug-prone mail servers SonarSource researchers discovered two different security bugs in the open source webmailRead More →
Two security bugs in Zimbra’s webmail could allow an adversary to access and control mail servers. Although the vulnerabilities have been addressed, they have potentially put thousands of businesses around the world at risk. Zimbra bug-prone mail servers SonarSource researchers discovered two different security bugs in the open source webmailRead More →
Popular webmail services such as Roundcube, SquirrelMail, and Horde allow you to access and use the personalized @ yourdomain.com email address connected to your website. To avoid missing priority emails, you can set up email forwarders to send a copy of each incoming email to a predefined email address, orRead More →
Ahmad A Najar, the founder of CatchFood and Mazra3a.net, introduced a new website called Zajjle. Zajjle is Ahmad A Najar’s new website and is now available at www.zajjle.com. Zajjle is an Arabic search engine with many benefits. Besides offering the main function of Arabic language search engine, it also hasRead More →
Credit: Google Whenever you receive an email in your Gmail inbox, you don’t see the address associated with that account, but the sender’s name. The same thing happens when you send an email: your name appears in their inbox. It makes everything prettier and more personal, and it’s all thanksRead More →
Who is EQ Webmail for? Equivalent Weight Webmail can include an assortment of devices and information for small organizations and businesses which, with a number of them, have some expertise in providing exercises and instructional data that can help you to find the simplest website approach for your non-public business,Read More →
Nowadays, the Internet has made our lives very convenient; you can get all of your solutions from fashion and gadgets to academics and everything in between. Internet is good enough to meet all needs and serve any segment. A decade ago, students had to go to great lengths to collectRead More →
Hearing about MIS Webmail, everyone is a little confused. Although we are so familiar with technology, when there is something huge it makes us a little uncomfortable. The initiative of a free educational portal by the Australian government is remarkable. Most students’ only concern here is accessing, configuring, and loggingRead More →
Looking for a guide on email login and Spectrum account setup? You are in the right place. In this article, you can learn more about Communications Company Spectrum, Spectrum Webmail, Spectrum Webmail registration and login procedures, password reset options, email setup on Android and iOS, the Spectrum customer service /Read More →
Internode Webmail is the webmail service of the Australian Telecommunications Company, Internode. An active subscription to Internode’s broadband service comes with a free e-mail address for its users. All you need is a device with an internet connection to send, receive, forward, delete and save emails from anywhere in theRead More →
With the aim of building a connected network, the telecommunications company Telstra is expanding in Australia. Bigpond email, on the other hand, provides IMAP access to Telstra Mail so that it can be connected to both phone and desktop email clients. As much as it seems useful, Telstra is tryingRead More →
Time Warner Cable (TWC) was a US cable television company that Charter Communications acquired in 2016. After the initial acquisition, the Internet service operated under the name “Road Runner†was renamed and integrated with “Spectrum Internetâ€. Despite the rebranding of TWC, the company decided to keep the existing email addressesRead More →
A leading Canadian telecommunications company, Shaw focuses on connecting people with its seamless connectivity experience. Founded over 50 years ago, it provides people with various services such as home Internet, wireless, video and telephone services. Shaw strives to improve the customer experience by bringing its variety of services and productsRead More →
As a leading telecommunications company, Shaw is committed to providing customers with seamless connectivity and a user-friendly experience. Having served customers for over 50 years, Shaw now offers a wide variety of Internet and other telecommunications services. Shaw Webmail is another easy to use service provided by the Canadian telecommunicationsRead More →
I have seen that many people search for the process of logging into comporium webmail from their smartphone. This service is very popular in the United States for providing voice, data, digital, wireless and more online services with better security. To start using the Comporium service, you will need toRead More →
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) – The University of Texas at El Paso said all email accounts were restored, along with webmail, on Friday night. The university also said it had confirmed that UTEP’s backup servers had not been compromised and that PeopleSoft and payroll had not been affected. UTEP willRead More →
Q: A while ago I created an email for a friend, but I made a mistake in their email address. As you might expect, the email bounced as undeliverable. I fixed the error and created the correct email address in my Google contacts. However, whenever I try to send anRead More →
Many of the big tech companies have some form of email service. This is either a web client or a desktop client designed to work hand-in-hand with the web service, or both. Many of us have chosen to use web services because the web browser is the most popular softwareRead More →
Telkom is the region’s largest telecommunications service provider. The company supports residential, small and business customers with Internet, voice, messaging and mail services. Telkom’s messaging services have attracted undue attention in the recent past, with affected users stepping up their protests on major social media platforms. We have analyzed andRead More →
Having a signature at the end of all your emails gives them a touch of professionalism and shows that you are serious. Most email signatures are simply made up of the sender’s name, with job titles and jokes being present in many cases as well. However, an email signature doesn’tRead More →
Gmail has enjoyed phenomenal success, and whatever study you choose to consult for exact numbers, there’s no doubt that Gmail is leading the pack when it comes to market share. For some circles, Gmail has become synonymous with email, or at least webmail. Many appreciate its clean interface and theRead More →
Earthlink, the company that provides IT services and Internet connectivity to consumers and businesses, is currently facing outages in many places. Many users are having problems with webmail and have not been able to access it. Many EarthLink users have taken the Twitter route to voice concerns about the outageRead More →
How can businesses protect their sensitive data and prevent employees from falling prey to phishing attacks? In today’s digital age, virtually every organization faces a cybersecurity battle to protect their data. Winning this battle requires the engagement of security experts, securing assets, strengthening authentication and user training. According to theRead More →
A security researcher has discovered several vulnerabilities in the popular open-source webmail software Horde that allows hackers to almost invisibly steal the contents of a victim’s inbox. Horde is one of the most popular free and open source webmail systems available. It is built and maintained by a core teamRead More →
To share Tweeter To share To share E-mail comments Horde is a free, enterprise-ready, browser-based communications suite. It is mainly used by universities and libraries, and many web hosting providers use it as their default email client. Security researcher Numan Ozdemir has discovered some weaknesses in open source webmail software,Read More →
New research from cloud-based digital marketing provider Mapp has revealed that Gmail, Microsoft, and Verizon are the most popular webmail clients used to open emails and newsletters in the United States and Europe. The company analyzed more than 170 million email and campaign emails from customers around the world toRead More →
According to the APWG report, phishing attacks continued to increase in the summer of 2019, with cybercrime gangs focusing on branded webmail and SaaS providers. The report also documents how criminals are increasingly committing Business Email Compromise (BEC) attacks using gift card withdrawal systems. The number of phishing attacks seenRead More →
through Radu Tyrsina CEO and founder Radu Tyrsina has been a Windows fan since he got his first PC, a Pentium III (a monster at the time). For most children his age, the Internet was a … Read More Do you know that when you use the webmail component ofRead More →
If you’re using the Office 365 webmail interface to prevent email recipients from seeing your local IP address, you’re out of luck. When sending emails through Office 365, your local IP address will be injected into the message as an additional email header. Running a website and concentrating on infosecRead More →
Use Cpanel login to get webmail login page for Horde, RoundCube or Squirrelmail access or access it directly using webmail ports on Godaddy, Hostinger, Bluehost etc. Horde is a free edition of Groupware Webmail which we can easily access from Cpanel. It provides an intuitive browser-based email client with lotsRead More →
Users of Software as a Service (SaaS) and webmail services are increasingly targeted, according to the APWG Q1 2019 Phishing Activity Trends Report. The category became the main target in the first quarter, accounting for 36% of all phishing attacks, for the first time eclipsing the payment services category whichRead More →
RoundCube Webmail is a browser-based email client that is open source software, free to download and use. RoundCube’s interface is the same as some desktop email client applications with all the functionality to provide an email solution. Being a webmail solution, it needs a LAMPP server (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHPRead More →
Even today, popular email services like Gmail and Outlook 365 don’t allow you to send large files. While this is usually not allowed for fear of wiping the recipient’s mailbox, the 33MB file size limit for Outlook webmail users can sometimes be a bit of a problem. Nowadays, the problemRead More →
Managing emails is a tough job. From responding to emails on time and adding reminders to essential emails, there is a lot vying for our attention. In addition, a horde of spam littering the inbox adds to the headache. Ultimately, an unorganized mailbox makes it difficult to find important emails.Read More →
Some users of Microsoft’s webmail services, such as Outlook.com, had their account information exposed in an incident which, as later became known, also impacted email content. Microsoft has acknowledged a security incident that for nearly three months allowed hackers to gain access to information relating to an unknown number ofRead More →
For some users, this Microsoft webmail breach was worse than expected. Microsoft has confirmed a Motherboard The source claims that the hackers gained access to some of the content of the emails, not just the email addresses and subject lines. About 6 of the affected users have had their messagesRead More →
Hackers compromised Microsoft’s webmail services, including Outlook.com accounts and MSN and Hotmail addresses, for months using the credentials of a customer support agent. In an email sent to affected users, Microsoft said hackers could potentially gain access to email addresses, email subject lines, folder labels, and names of other emailRead More →
Microsoft has reported a breach of its webmail service that exposed a “limited” number of email accounts to criminal intrusion. Compromised Microsoft webmail services Microsoft has confirmed TechCrunch today that some of their webmail users saw their email accounts exposed to intruders between January 1 and March 28 after obtainingRead More →
You’ll want to keep an eye out for suspicious activity if you use Microsoft’s webmail services. The company has confirmed for Tech Crunch that “cybercriminals” compromised a “limited number” of his webmail accounts between January 1 and March 28 using the credentials of a customer service representative. The breach didRead More →
Dear Customer Microsoft is committed to providing its customers with transparency. As part of maintaining this trust and commitment to you, we are informing you of a recent event that affected your Microsoft-managed email account. We have identified that a Microsoft support agent’s credentials have been compromised, allowing people outsideRead More →
There was good news and bad news for the internet audience in early 2019. The good news is that the total number of conventional spam-based phishing campaigns declined at the end of 2018, while the bad news is as users of Software as a Service (SaaS) systems and webmail servicesRead More →
Most targeted industrial sectorsAPWG Report, 4th Quarter 2018According to the latest Anti-Phishing Working Group (APWG) report As the total number of conventional spam-based phishing campaigns declined in 2018, users of Software as a Service (SaaS) systems and webmail services are increasingly targeted. The decline: “The number of confirmed phishing sitesRead More →
Linux email provider @Mail Monday has released an open source version of its webmail client and is making it available for free. The client, @Mail Open, is AJAX-based and works with any mail server that supports IMAP and POP3 mail protocols, including those from Microsoft and IBM/Lotus. Linux email providerRead More →
Telecommunications company Eir says some of its customers continue to experience problems accessing its webmail service. Technical difficulties also impact the ability of users to contact the company’s chat team. The problem seems to have started yesterday and has led users to take to social media to express their frustration.Read More →
Returning Penn State students noticed a lack of activity in their WebMail inbox. Returning Penn State Students: If Webmail has instructed you to switch to Office 365 and you haven’t already, PLEASE CHANGE ASAP! You may have missed messages sent to your PSU email address. Thank you for sharing thisRead More →
Google and Microsoft both recently announced updates to their messaging services and apps, offering a whole new range of features and new designs. For consumers, much of the messaging service is free, so why are Microsoft and Google still locked into what appears to be a heated email horse race?Read More →
About seven months ago, Microsoft released the beta version of Outlook.com to help make Outlook inboxes faster, personal, and more efficient. Millions of people have signed up to help shape the experience, and today the new Outlook design will finally roll out of the preview stage (although Calendar and PeopleRead More →
The cost of living was lower. Offices were cheaper. There was less competition for the employees. Workers tend to stay longer. The opportunity to be part of a cool software startup was more unique and appealing to top talent. “We’d be just noise in northern Virginia,†Minnick said of Webmail‘sRead More →
The problem got worse throughout the day ( Image: Getty) Outlook and Hotmail users were unable to send or receive emails today after a major outage caused Microsoft’s webmail services to stop in the UK and some parts of Europe. The problems began around 9:05 a.m. this morning and escalatedRead More →
This article is more than 5 years What can you do to better protect your online email accounts? In this special “splinter” (or should it be a “fragment”?) edition of the “Smashing Security” podcast,Read More →
If you want to add webmail to your Nextcloud server, learn how to do it using RainLoop Webmail. Image: iStock / JackyLeung If you’ve deployed a Nextcloud server, you’ve probably discovered that it can be scaled beyond simple cloud storage. In fact, there is a full app store available forRead More →
Researchers at RIPS Technologies have spotted a command execution vulnerability in the open-source Roundcube webmail software that could allow an attacker to execute arbitrary code on the host’s operating system. The vulnerability exists in Roundcube 1.2.2 and earlier, is considered highly critical, and is relatively easy to exploit, according toRead More →
Google has been accused of hiding a competitor’s webmail service from its search results “suspiciously” for almost a year, costing the service hundreds of thousands of pounds of lost traffic. The company, ProtonMail, provides encrypted email accounts for users, and has been one of the most popular services of itsRead More →
MISSISSAUGA, Ontario – (COMMERCIAL THREAD) – Hostopy®, a Deluxe Corporation company and a leading provider of private label web services and corporate communications tools, has released a new version of its proprietary webmail solution for service provider resellers. The upgraded version incorporates new intuitive task management features, online storage andRead More →
through Milan Stanojevic Windows and software expert Milan has been passionate about PCs since his childhood, which led him to take an interest in all technologies related to PCs. Before joining WindowsReport, he worked as a front-end web developer. Read more With the rapid development of the Internet in theRead More →
I met my guide, Don, a middle-aged system administrator with daddy’s jeans and a nice mustache in an unfamiliar wing in Clearihue’s basement. I walked over to shake his hand and felt my feet melt into the ground from that wet kush I bought from my roommate. He opened theRead More →
Security researchers have discovered a new cybercriminal approach that takes advantage of Microsoft’s webmail server to gain access to corporate systems and potentially steal information. Webmail servers are vulnerable Israeli company Cybereason presented details of its findings, which showed how Outlook Web Access (OWA), the webmail server associated with Microsoft’sRead More →
Several student email accounts were phished on Sunday, September 6. Since phishing is an Internet scam, it is important to disregard emails that do not represent known organizations. “Phishing is an Internet scam and a viable way to get your personal information,†said Mike Asoodeh, chief information officer. “Please noteRead More →
The Rainloop email client. So, over the past few weeks, we’ve been taking a look at how you can improve and secure your email experience as a startup. In other words, if, like me, you don’t want to cede control of your email experience to a third party like GoogleRead More →
What does webmail mean? Webmail is a web-based email system. These types of server-based email systems are popular, especially with younger users. They provide a convenient alternative to email services that reside on a particular workstation, such as Microsoft Outlook, where getting emails requires a connection to the server andRead More →
IBM Verse is a new interface for email. Some of its highlights include a side-scrolling calendar view at the bottom and a Quick Contacts area at the top with, on the left, the user’s favorites and, on the right, the contacts Verse considers important. Google has tried it with Inbox,Read More →
Google is tackling email overload again, but this time it’s resorting to drastic measures, developing a new product seemingly built from the ground up without relying on Gmail. The new messaging app from the Googleplex is simply called Inbox and, according to a blog post Sundar Pichai, head of GoogleRead More →
Google is trying email overload again, but this time it’s resorting to drastic measures, developing a new product seemingly built from the ground up without relying on Gmail. The new messaging app from the Googleplex is simply called Inbox and, according to a blog post from Sundar Pichai, head ofRead More →
For most people, webmail is their primary personal account – used for everything from keeping in touch with friends and relatives to dealing with banks, government, shopping sites, and other online services. . The ‘Big 3’ are Google’s Gmail, Yahoo! Mail and Outlook.com from Microsoft (formerly Hotmail), and even twoRead More →
How many times have you clicked an email address on a webpage instead of copying it just to accidentally start Outlook or another desktop email client? Who uses desktop email clients anymore? Well I do, but that’s another story. Nowadays, many people just keep all their email in web servicesRead More →
Yahoo Mail will be end-to-end encrypted next year, the company promises. yahoo LAS VEGAS – Your webmail will be more secure from prying eyes – sometime next year. That’s the promise Yahoo and Google make to users of their email services, who together make up the vast majority of webmailRead More →
Hear from CIOs, CTOs, and other senior executives and leaders on data and AI strategies at the Future of Work Summit on January 12, 2022. Learn more Microsoft is stepping up its webmail encryption, according to CNet. The update comes weeks after Google released an update to its transparency reportRead More →
Declan McCullagh/CBS Microsoft has pulled back the curtain on its implementation of stricter encryption standards for webmail and some cloud services, the company announced on Tuesday. Under construction for more than six monthsMicrosoft has now enabled Transport Layer Security Encryption (TLS) for its webmail services on Outlook.com, Hotmail.com, Live.com andRead More →
It shouldn’t have been a surprise at all, but Edward Snowden’s leak of NSA information has raised awareness that our data in public clouds, like Gmail, is not entirely private. The government can get a warrant for this and the cloud company can (make sure that “must”) give them accessRead More →
The developers at Google have released an experimental tool, for Gmail and other web services, designed to streamline the heavy burden of sending and receiving heavily encrypted emails. On Tuesday, the company unveiled a very unstable “alpha” code that in theory allows people to use the Google Chrome browser toRead More →
Aurich Lawson Run your own mail server See more stories You’ve all put in a lot of effort to get there: we have a functioning and secure mail server that does a good job of ignoring or eliminating spam emails before they reach your inbox. We have everything in placeRead More →
Webmail is great, portable, and accessible anywhere, but desktop email clients have so many benefits as well. From encryption you can trust to easy backups, there are a ton of cool features that you can only get (or get easily) with a desktop client like Postbox, Thunderbird, or Outlook. HereRead More →
Normally, a report of a web service failure proceeds as follows: the web service crashes, the reporter writes an article, goes to the post, the web service returns immediately. But that doesn’t appear to be the case for Yahoo Mail, which has been down for some users for over 24Read More →
Yahoo has confirmed that it will finally enable encryption by default for its webmail starting Jan. 8, 2014, according to the Washington Post – one year to the day after it rolled out the option to protect users’ webmail privacy with HTTPS. Its webmail brethren have been one step aheadRead More →
AOL has informed affected users that it will drop support for accessing email from Apple’s iCloud service from its recently launched Alto webmail client. Alto is a webmail client that intelligently sorts and integrates emails from services like iCloud Gmail, Yahoo, and AOL. AOL informed iCloud users who signed inRead More →
Mailpile is a relatively rare thing: a software project that seems certain to achieve its crowdfunding goal. The Mailpile Indiegogo campaign is less than $ 5,000 of its $ 100,000 goal with 22 days to go, so it clearly struck a chord with its nearly 2,000 backers. Still, that’s notRead More →
If you’re interested in webmail security, you’ve probably heard of Lavabit. It is a webmail provider based in Texas, USA. Lavabit differs from large cloud mail readers, such as outlook.com and Gmail, by using encryption a bit differently. It uses public key cryptography not only when you view your messagesRead More →
If you prefer to use a webmail interface such as those provided by Gmail, Hotmail, or Yahoo! Mail, you probably know that you can’t really secure your data directly when using these services. The majority of popular webmail services do not support email encryption, for example, which would protect messageRead More →
If you migrate from Exchange 2010 to Exchange 2013, you lose the Open as web page option to view Office and PDF documents in webmail on computers that do not have Office installed. This means that users accessing email through Outlook Web Access (OWA), aka Webmail, in a browser willRead More →
3:22 p.m., April 19, 2013 – On Friday, April 12, the servers behind the University of Delaware’s UD webmail service went down, resulting in an outage. UD’s other central messaging services, Google Apps at UD and UD Exchange, continued to operate during this outage. When the outage occurred, UD’s informationRead More →
AOL today announced Alto, a web-based IMAP email client that lets you manage multiple email accounts on a single website. “We’ve found that no one wants an alternate email address,†said senior product manager for AOL Mail and Alto Joshua Ramirez. The edge. “People have multiple email addresses and theyRead More →
Aol breaks with the past with a new webmail app. Through JOANNA STERN October 17, 2012, 20:35 • 4 minutes to read Share on FacebookShare on twitterEmail this article October 18, 2012 ?? — “You have an email!” Ah, the words so many of us associate with our first emailRead More →
Last Wednesday, South Carolina Supreme To research ruled that a wife’s deliberate (and successful) attempts to break into her husband’s Yahoo Mail account to prove his infidelity do not violate the Stored Communications Act (SCA) of 1986. Although judges quickly ruled that they did not tolerate his behavior, they foundRead More →
Microsoft is replacing its Hotmail webmail service with a new browser-based version of Outlook, its desktop email application. The company said the new webmail site will have a cleaner look and work well with smartphones and tablets. It will remove display ads and large search boxes that take up spaceRead More →
Outlook.com, Microsoft’s relaunch for Hotmail, has already seen over a million new signups from users wanting to try it. The wilds also quickly grabbed available email addresses, beating the Microsoft CEO in the fist by typing [email protected] and [email protected], for example. While these addresses were undoubtedly acquired for fun, thereRead More →
No doubt about it: Outlook.com looks great. The user interface for the hotmail redesign just announced by Microsoft is crisp and clean. I am a fan of spaces. Social and Skype integrations seem to be winning, and the newsletter filter looks like the inbox salute. Here’s the kicker: When youRead More →
For so long Hotmail, we hardly knew you – Microsoft has ditched the Hotmail brand and ported its webmail service to Outlook.com. Outlook.com, which launched as a preview, brings Microsoft’s Windows Metro design elements to your email and aims to tackle spam and irrelevant greymail right out of your inbox.Read More →
First things first: Yes, you can keep your @hotmail email address, if you want. Microsoft, however, will abandon the Hotmail brand. The new Outlook.com inbox. (Click for larger image.) Credit: Microsoft. The company is rolling out a new email service this morning, called Outlook.com, which will replace Hotmail when launchedRead More →
July 31, 2012 ?? – Microsoft has spent the summer showing major changes in the way it does things. A brand new Windows 8 … its first computing devices, the Microsoft Surface tablet … as well as Xbox Smartglass, Office 2013 and the new Windows Phone 8. And Redmond engineersRead More →
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2012 is certainly a busy year for Microsoft. Compared to innovative competitors like Apple and Google, Microsoft appears to most young consumers as a geriatric company, a company that makes clunky, yet reliable software. The Fortune 500 company tried to tackle that image this year by releasing the sleekest WindowsRead More →
Y’all can quit with all the Hotmail jokes. Microsoft unveiled today it’s new webmail Platform, Outlook.com, and it looks amazing. Seriously. In line with Microsoft’s transformation of all software properties, Outlook webmail adopts the clean and simple design of Microsoft’s Metro user interface. Anyone who has ever had Windows 8Read More →
Some of the world’s largest webmail system providers are partnering with financial services companies to combat phishing emails. Yahoo, Google, Microsoft and AOL are all backing Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting & Conformance (DMARC), a draft technical specification designed to reduce fraudulent email and introduce an authentication system that helps sendersRead More →
This morning, UK users logged into Facebook to find messaging has undergone a major overhaul. There’s a new interface, and the long-promised messaging system has finally been implemented. This means that every user can have a @facebook.com email address, which they can use to communicate with friends who don’t useRead More →
We’re excited to bring back Transform 2022 in person on July 19 and virtually from July 20-28. Join leaders in AI and data for in-depth discussions and exciting networking opportunities. Register today! Facebook is following in the footsteps of rival social network MySpace and preparing to unveil its webmail product,Read More →
Apple tonight launched its new MobileMe interface with a revamped MobileMe web messaging system and a “Find My iPhone” App Store application. the new interface reveals a new app switcher interface that replaces the previously used row of icons. New webmail features are detailed by Apple too. These include: –Read More →
FORT BELVOIR, Virginia (June 8, 2010) – Members of the Defense community who use Army Knowledge Online / Defense Knowledge Online webmail now have better ways to communicate online. A new interface, “Webmail 2”, upgrades AKO Secure Email with improved calendar and task functions, improved address book access and aRead More →
Facebook is completely rewriting its email product and preparing to launch a full webmail product in its place, according to a source with knowledge of the product. Internally it is known as Project Titan. Or, unofficially and perhaps too enthusiastically, the Gmail killer. Facebook messaging has been the bane ofRead More →
Users who prefer webmail services like Gmail, Yahoo Mail, or Live Mail over desktop email software face a problem that desktop users don’t have. They have to visit the email service’s website to check if any new emails have been received since the last visit, which can be especially problematicRead More →
Registering an account on any website almost always requires an email address, and some people use a secondary address they don’t care about instead of their real email address to avoid spam. If you do this, be very careful. (Click on the image above for a closer look.) Microsoft isRead More →