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Open-Xchange and Dovecot releases Dovecot Anti-Abuse Shield v1.2.0
Open-Xchange is pleased to announce the release of Dovecot Anti-Abuse Shield v1.2.0.
Dovecot Anti-Abuse Shield is included with Dovecot Pro and works with both Dovecot Pro and OX App Suite as a component to protect against login/authentication abuse.
Anti-Abuse Shield runs on a cluster of servers, and integrates with OX App Suite and Dovecot to detect abuse, brute force attacks and also to enforce common authentication/authorization policies across the platform.
Please note: Dovecot Anti-Abuse Shield is only available for customers who have a valid Dovecot Pro license and Dovecot Pro v2.2.25.1. onwards.
New Features include:
A more detailed overview of the main functions and features of Dovecot Anti-Abuse Shield can be found at:
A Whitepaper can be found at:
Shipped Packages and Version:
You will find further information in the Release Notes:
For details of how to install and configure Dovecot Anti-Abuse Shield please refer to the instructions found at:
Open-Xchange is pleased to announce the release of Dovecot Anti-Abuse Shield v1.2.0.
Dovecot Anti-Abuse Shield is included with Dovecot Pro and works with both Dovecot Pro and OX App Suite as a component to protect against login/authentication abuse.
Anti-Abuse Shield runs on a cluster of servers, and integrates with OX App Suite and Dovecot to detect abuse, brute force attacks and also to enforce common authentication/authorization policies across the platform.
Please note: Dovecot Anti-Abuse Shield is only available for customers who have a valid Dovecot Pro license and Dovecot Pro v2.2.25.1. onwards.
New Features include:
- Persistent Replicated Blacklists
Anti-Abuse Shield is able to store permanent or time-expiring entries for IP addresses and logins which are blacklisted. Blacklist entries are optionally persisted in a Redis DB, and can be replicated to all cluster members. Blacklist entries can be viewed and manipulated through Lua scripts or via the HTTP REST API. - Webhooks
Webhooks can be configured to send events to configured webhook endpoints, such as analytics solutions, through HTTP(S). The following events can be sent via a webhook: Report, Allow, Add Blacklist Entry, Delete Blacklist Entry and Expire Blacklist Entry.
A more detailed overview of the main functions and features of Dovecot Anti-Abuse Shield can be found at:
A Whitepaper can be found at:
Shipped Packages and Version:
- Dovecot Anti-Abuse Shield v1.2.0-rev2
You will find further information in the Release Notes:
For details of how to install and configure Dovecot Anti-Abuse Shield please refer to the instructions found at: