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[ad_1] 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 sourceRead More →

[ad_1] 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 sourceRead More →

[ad_1] 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 alsoRead More →

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[ad_1] 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 allRead More →

[ad_1] 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 toRead More →

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[ad_1] 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 isRead More →

[ad_1] 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 andRead More →

[ad_1] 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 analyzedRead More →

[ad_1] 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 signatureRead More →

[ad_1] 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 theRead More →

[ad_1] 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 toRead More →

[ad_1] 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 webmailRead More →

[ad_1] 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 coreRead More →

[ad_1] 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 componentRead More →

[ad_1] 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 onRead More →

[ad_1] 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 categoryRead More →

[ad_1] 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, theRead 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 →

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 →

[ad_1] 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 webmailRead More →

[ad_1] 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 phishingRead 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 →

[ad_1] 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 sharingRead More →

[ad_1] 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 andRead More →

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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 →

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 →

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[ad_1] 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 openedRead 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 →

[ad_1] 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 withRead 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 →

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 →