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By Spam Blocker
No Spam Today! for Servers
By byteplant GmbH
Web site www.byteplant.com
No Spam Today! is an SMTP/POP3 proxy server based spam filter that sits between the internet and your mail server. Incoming mail is accepted from the Internet and checked for spam and viruses. NoSpamToday! uses the award-winning SpamAssassin engine to flag spam mail in the subject line and add a filtering report to spam mails according to your configuration. NoSpamToday! works with products of all vendors of mail client or server software, and also allows simple integration of third-party virus checkers.
When installing No Spam Today! you will get: 1. A complete one stop setup routine that installs one of the world's most advanced and thorough spam filters on your server in a matter of minutes. 2. A reliable SMTP/POP3 proxy service software that makes it easy to integrate No Spam Today! into any existing email infrastructure 3. An easy to use Admin Wizard to configure all important settings of No Spam Today! and the SpamAssassin engine 4. Updates, e.g. when new versions of the SpamAssassin engine are released 5. An attachment blocker, and built-in support for third-party virus checkers 6. Free support (commercial licenses only) NoSpamToday! is available as freeware for personal and non-commercial use. Several commercial licenses are available, offering exceptional value at low prices.
Ocean Mail Server
By Code Ocean
Web site www.codeocean.com
Ocean Mail Server is a robust and intuitive mail server with many advanced features. Users can access their mail using POP3, IMAP4 or the flexible web mail interface from any web browser. Each user can also configure an extensive set of individual account options via the web mail interface which include address book contacts, signatures, POP3 retrievals and anti-spam filtering. A full web remote administration interface is available to allow the server to be managed from any location. Strong mail filtering can be achieved using the built in anti-spam, antivirus and content filtering facilities.
Open Sesame Spam Blocker
By Leithauser Research
Web site LeithauserResearch.com
Open Sesame Spam Blocker is a Windows software program that deletes any email in your Outlook or Outlook Express Inbox folder unless it meets at least one the following criteria: 1) The email comes from someone in a "white list" of senders created by you 2) The email comes from someone whose email address is in your address book 3) The subject line contains one of the passwords selected by you If the email does not pass any of these criteria, it is deleted (moved to the deleted folder). When the email is deleted, Open Sesame Spam Blocker can send an email (if you wish) telling the sender that the email has been deleted.
If you wish, this email will give them the password that they need to include in the subject line in order to have Open Sesame Spam Blocker not delete the email. While it may seem strange to automatically send everyone who sends you a password that enables them to bypass Open Sesame Spam Blocker, there is actually a very logical reason for this. Almost all spam is sent out in bulk by computer programs.
These programs ignore any replies. In fact, the return address is usually totally phony, so they never even see the reply. Therefore, these spam mailers do not read the return message and resend the email with the password. However, if the email was sent by a real live person (perhaps your long lost love who had tracked you down or an important business contact you forgot to put in the list of acceptable email addresses), that person will almost certainly resend the email with the password in the subject line. (Note: Open Sesame Spam Blocker does not work with America Online email or email that you read by going to a Web site, like Yahoo.com.) Open Sesame Spam Blocker is especially useful for businesses that have a Web site with a "click here to send email" type link. You can have the link automatically add the password to the subject line by including code in the link that automatically creates the subject line.
Found at antispam.whitestranger.com
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