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Monthly Archives: November 2019
Build 20191126
What’s new: Macros added to the attachment restrictions feature Attachment restrictions now features the ability to block attachments with macros to help prevent zero-day attacks via macros (MMA-2595).
Posted in Changelog
Tagged anti-spam software, email security, macros
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Build 20191112
What’s new: Enabled aggregate DMARC reports. DMARC (Domain-based Message, Authentication, Reporting and Conformance) aggregate reports detail the authentication status of messages sent on behalf of a domain. The DMARC aggregate report also indicates which emails are authenticating against DKIM (DomainKeys Identified Mail) and … Continue reading
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Tagged anti-spam, antispam filter, email security
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Build 20191105
Changelog O365 shared mailboxes treated as distribution lists. O365 shared mailboxes are now treated as distribution lists and are not counted towards usage for billing. (MMA-1293)