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APT Group Runs Espionage and Crypto Fraud Operations Side by Side

Jewelbug is a China-based hackers-for-hire group conducting parallel operations: espionage campaigns targeting government ministries and militaries across the Middle East, Southeast Asia, and South Asia, alongside a cryptocurrency fraud business. Both missions operate from a single control panel called XG-Web, a browser-centric remote-access framework. The group's main implant is the Antino backdoor, complemented by a malicious browser extension disguised as 'PDF Viewer' and the ClientKing Linux/router implant. Their largest operation compromised over 15 government webmail tenants in a Middle Eastern country through a single watering-hole attack. The victim database recorded over one million implant check-ins and 580,000 stolen browser cookies within three months. Operators are linked to a registered Hunan Province company, with infrastructure supporting both espionage and commercial SEO poisoning operations targeting Chinese-speaking cryptocurrency users.

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#Asia #BackDoor #Browser #China #Chinese #Cookies #CyberSecurity #Espionage #Government #InfoSec #Linux #MiddleEast #OTX #OpenThreatExchange #PDF #RAT #SEOPoisoning #SouthAsia #Webmail #bot #cryptocurrency #AlienVault

APT Group Runs Espionage and Crypto Fraud Operations Side by Side

Jewelbug is a China-based hackers-for-hire group conducting parallel operations: espionage campaigns targeting government ministries and militaries across the Middle East, Southeast Asia, and South Asia, alongside a cryptocurrency fraud business. Both missions operate from a single control panel called XG-Web, a browser-centric remote-access framework. The group's main implant is the Antino backdoor, complemented by a malicious browser extension disguised as 'PDF Viewer' and the ClientKing Linux/router implant. Their largest operation compromised over 15 government webmail tenants in a Middle Eastern country through a single watering-hole attack. The victim database recorded over one million implant check-ins and 580,000 stolen browser cookies within three months. Operators are linked to a registered Hunan Province company, with infrastructure supporting both espionage and commercial SEO poisoning operations targeting Chinese-speaking cryptocurrency users.

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#Asia #BackDoor #Browser #China #Chinese #Cookies #CyberSecurity #Espionage #Government #InfoSec #Linux #MiddleEast #OTX #OpenThreatExchange #PDF #RAT #SEOPoisoning #SouthAsia #Webmail #bot #cryptocurrency #AlienVault

State Sponsored Hackers Use Fake Job Offers to Deliver New Zero Day Exploit

North Korea-affiliated Lazarus group has resurfaced with Operation Dream Job, leveraging a previously unknown Windows vulnerability (CVE-2026-68820) to target defense, aerospace, and aviation organizations. The campaign uses fake job offers from recruiters via platforms like LinkedIn to deliver malicious payloads through two infection chains: DLL sideloading with MISTPEN downloader and a trojanized PDF viewer called SecurityPDF that deploys the Troy backdoor. The zero-day exploit enables privilege escalation to deploy a rootkit that evades EDR detection. Attackers utilize compromised legitimate websites and Roundcube webmail servers running RelayShell as command and control infrastructure, masking malicious traffic as normal activity. Victims are concentrated in Europe, Asia, and South America, with particular focus on France, Germany, Brazil, and India. Microsoft patched the vulnerability following disclosure.

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#Asia #BackDoor #Brazil #CyberSecurity #EDR #Europe #France #Germany #India #InfoSec #Korea #Lazarus #LinkedIn #Microsoft #NorthKorea #OTX #OpenThreatExchange #PDF #RAT #Rootkit #SideLoading #SouthAmerica #Trojan #Vulnerability #Webmail #Windows #ZeroDay #bot #AlienVault

State Sponsored Hackers Use Fake Job Offers to Deliver New Zero Day Exploit

North Korea-affiliated Lazarus group has resurfaced with Operation Dream Job, leveraging a previously unknown Windows vulnerability (CVE-2026-68820) to target defense, aerospace, and aviation organizations. The campaign uses fake job offers from recruiters via platforms like LinkedIn to deliver malicious payloads through two infection chains: DLL sideloading with MISTPEN downloader and a trojanized PDF viewer called SecurityPDF that deploys the Troy backdoor. The zero-day exploit enables privilege escalation to deploy a rootkit that evades EDR detection. Attackers utilize compromised legitimate websites and Roundcube webmail servers running RelayShell as command and control infrastructure, masking malicious traffic as normal activity. Victims are concentrated in Europe, Asia, and South America, with particular focus on France, Germany, Brazil, and India. Microsoft patched the vulnerability following disclosure.

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#Asia #BackDoor #Brazil #CyberSecurity #EDR #Europe #France #Germany #India #InfoSec #Korea #Lazarus #LinkedIn #Microsoft #NorthKorea #OTX #OpenThreatExchange #PDF #RAT #Rootkit #SideLoading #SouthAmerica #Trojan #Vulnerability #Webmail #Windows #ZeroDay #bot #AlienVault

I'm on the lookout for a great webmail interface for my self-hosted email. Currently been using my nextcloud Email app as the UI, but I don't love it.

What do you like for self-hosted webmail?

#selfHosting #webmail #selfhosted #FreeBSD #Linux

I'm on the lookout for a great webmail interface for my self-hosted email. Currently been using my nextcloud Email app as the UI, but I don't love it.

What do you like for self-hosted webmail?

#selfHosting #webmail #selfhosted #FreeBSD #Linux

@dewomser

Fast richtig, aber da werden gerade öffentlicher und privater Schlüssel verwechselt: Zum Verschlüsseln einer Mail an jemanden brauchst du dessen öffentlichen Schlüssel. Das Passwort-Feld in Mailvelope schützt dagegen normalerweise deinen privaten Schlüssel, wird zum Entschlüsseln eingehender Mails und ggf. zum Signieren gebraucht.

Wenn du dir selbst eine verschlüsselte Mail schickst, verschlüsselt Mailvelope sie für deinen öffentlichen Schlüssel; beim Öffnen fordert es dann die Passphrase deines privaten Schlüssels an. Das ist also erwartetes Verhalten, kein Hinweis darauf, dass mit öffentlichem Schlüssel „nichts stimmt“.

Zum sauberen Testen würde ich zwei Mailkonten und zwei getrennte PGP-Schlüsselpaare verwenden: Konto A verschlüsselt an den öffentlichen Schlüssel von Konto B, B entschlüsselt mit seinem privaten Schlüssel und antwortet umgekehrt.

Ein zweiter Firefox-Tab ist dafür nicht wirklich getrennt. Auch Multi-Account-Container oder ein privates Fenster können je nach Erweiterungs- und Profilspeicher zu Überschneidungen führen.

Am besten: ein zweites Firefox-Profil oder gleich ein anderer Browser, jeweils mit einer eigenen Mailvelope-Installation und nur dem passenden privaten Schlüssel.

Wichtig beim Test: Den öffentlichen Schlüssel des jeweils anderen importieren und Fingerprints über einen zweiten Kanal vergleichen. Dann sieht man auch tatsächlich, ob Versand, Entschlüsselung und Signaturprüfung korrekt funktionieren.

#nextcloud #mail #webmail #mailvelope #pgp #firefox

@dewomser

Fast richtig, aber da werden gerade öffentlicher und privater Schlüssel verwechselt: Zum Verschlüsseln einer Mail an jemanden brauchst du dessen öffentlichen Schlüssel. Das Passwort-Feld in Mailvelope schützt dagegen normalerweise deinen privaten Schlüssel, wird zum Entschlüsseln eingehender Mails und ggf. zum Signieren gebraucht.

Wenn du dir selbst eine verschlüsselte Mail schickst, verschlüsselt Mailvelope sie für deinen öffentlichen Schlüssel; beim Öffnen fordert es dann die Passphrase deines privaten Schlüssels an. Das ist also erwartetes Verhalten, kein Hinweis darauf, dass mit öffentlichem Schlüssel „nichts stimmt“.

Zum sauberen Testen würde ich zwei Mailkonten und zwei getrennte PGP-Schlüsselpaare verwenden: Konto A verschlüsselt an den öffentlichen Schlüssel von Konto B, B entschlüsselt mit seinem privaten Schlüssel und antwortet umgekehrt.

Ein zweiter Firefox-Tab ist dafür nicht wirklich getrennt. Auch Multi-Account-Container oder ein privates Fenster können je nach Erweiterungs- und Profilspeicher zu Überschneidungen führen.

Am besten: ein zweites Firefox-Profil oder gleich ein anderer Browser, jeweils mit einer eigenen Mailvelope-Installation und nur dem passenden privaten Schlüssel.

Wichtig beim Test: Den öffentlichen Schlüssel des jeweils anderen importieren und Fingerprints über einen zweiten Kanal vergleichen. Dann sieht man auch tatsächlich, ob Versand, Entschlüsselung und Signaturprüfung korrekt funktionieren.

#nextcloud #mail #webmail #mailvelope #pgp #firefox

📰 New CSS Attacks Bypass Webmail Defenses to Steal Credentials, Tokens

Black Hat 2026: New CSS attacks can break webmail defenses in Gmail, Outlook & more. Malicious emails can escape sandboxes to steal passwords and tokens without JavaScript. Providers urged to use sandboxed iframes. #BlackHat #CyberSecurity #Webmail

🔗 https://cyber.netsecops.io/articles/novel-css-attacks-on-webmail-services-unveiled-at-black-hat-usa/?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=daily

New CSS Attacks Can Break Webmail Defenses to Steal Passwords and Tokens

Indicators extracted from public reporting. Source: https://portswigger.net/research/css-the-bomb-inside-your-inbox

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#CyberSecurity #HTTP #HTTPS #InfoSec #NET #OTX #OpenThreatExchange #Password #Passwords #RCE #Webmail #Word #bot #CyberHunter_NL

New CSS Attacks Can Break Webmail Defenses to Steal Passwords and Tokens

Indicators extracted from public reporting. Source: https://portswigger.net/research/css-the-bomb-inside-your-inbox

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#CyberSecurity #HTTP #HTTPS #InfoSec #NET #OTX #OpenThreatExchange #Password #Passwords #RCE #Webmail #Word #bot #CyberHunter_NL

I am loving this #Community, Vivaldi is something special I am having just as much fun in the #Forums as I am here in Vivaldi Mastodon. I have another blog, a web email service and now we have Vivaldi Radio as well. A big thank you to the Vivaldi team for creating this awesome space in the Internet.

#Vivaldi
#Community
#VirtualVillage
#Radio
#Blogs
#WebMail

I am loving this #Community, Vivaldi is something special I am having just as much fun in the #Forums as I am here in Vivaldi Mastodon. I have another blog, a web email service and now we have Vivaldi Radio as well. A big thank you to the Vivaldi team for creating this awesome space in the Internet.

#Vivaldi
#Community
#VirtualVillage
#Radio
#Blogs
#WebMail

Gmail's new warning could save you from major embarrassment - Wait! You were BCC'd [Warning]..

https://www.androidauthority.com/gmail-bcc-warning-3693467/

#email #gmail #google #internet #tech
#technology #webmail

Gmail's new warning could save you from major embarrassment - Wait! You were BCC'd [Warning]..

https://www.androidauthority.com/gmail-bcc-warning-3693467/

#email #gmail #google #internet #tech
#technology #webmail

Global Webmail Espionage

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Created: 2026-07-24 04:22:59

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#CyberSecurity #Espionage #InfoSec #OTX #OpenThreatExchange #Webmail #bot #Tr1sa111

Global Webmail Espionage

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#CyberSecurity #Espionage #InfoSec #OTX #OpenThreatExchange #Webmail #bot #Tr1sa111

Operation RoundPress Rolls on with More Half-Click Webmail Zero-Days

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#CyberSecurity #InfoSec #OTX #OpenThreatExchange #RAT #Webmail #ZeroDay #bot #Tr1sa111

Operation RoundPress Rolls on with More Half-Click Webmail Zero-Days

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#CyberSecurity #InfoSec #OTX #OpenThreatExchange #RAT #Webmail #ZeroDay #bot #Tr1sa111

Global Webmail Espionage

A persistent cyberespionage campaign tracked as CL-STA-1114, overlapping with Russian threat actor activity known as Void Blizzard and LAUNDRY BEAR, has been targeting Zimbra webmail in government, defense, transportation, and financial organizations. The campaign focuses on NATO member states, Ukraine, Commonwealth of Independent States countries, and Africa. Attackers exploit CVE-2025-66376, a vulnerability in Zimbra Collaboration Suite, using zero-click phishing emails that automatically inject malicious JavaScript payloads without user interaction. The payload exfiltrates sensitive data including login credentials, email archives, CSRF tokens, 2FA scratch codes, and 90 days of email history to command and control servers. Active since 2024, the campaign targeting Zimbra servers began in July 2025, utilizing HTML attachments with obfuscated Base64-encoded scripts that deploy SVG elements to inject the JavaScript into victims' browsers.

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#2FA #Africa #Browser #CyberSecurity #Cyberespionage #Email #Espionage #Government #HTML #InfoSec #Java #JavaScript #NATO #OTX #OpenThreatExchange #Phishing #RAT #Russia #SVG #UK #Ukr #Ukraine #Vulnerability #Webmail #Zimbra #bot #AlienVault

Global Webmail Espionage

A persistent cyberespionage campaign tracked as CL-STA-1114, overlapping with Russian threat actor activity known as Void Blizzard and LAUNDRY BEAR, has been targeting Zimbra webmail in government, defense, transportation, and financial organizations. The campaign focuses on NATO member states, Ukraine, Commonwealth of Independent States countries, and Africa. Attackers exploit CVE-2025-66376, a vulnerability in Zimbra Collaboration Suite, using zero-click phishing emails that automatically inject malicious JavaScript payloads without user interaction. The payload exfiltrates sensitive data including login credentials, email archives, CSRF tokens, 2FA scratch codes, and 90 days of email history to command and control servers. Active since 2024, the campaign targeting Zimbra servers began in July 2025, utilizing HTML attachments with obfuscated Base64-encoded scripts that deploy SVG elements to inject the JavaScript into victims' browsers.

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#2FA #Africa #Browser #CyberSecurity #Cyberespionage #Email #Espionage #Government #HTML #InfoSec #Java #JavaScript #NATO #OTX #OpenThreatExchange #Phishing #RAT #Russia #SVG #UK #Ukr #Ukraine #Vulnerability #Webmail #Zimbra #bot #AlienVault

Operation RoundPress Rolls on with More Half-Click Webmail Zero-Days

TA458, a Russia-aligned espionage group likely linked to GRU, continues exploiting half-click cross-site scripting vulnerabilities in webmail platforms to steal sensitive email data. These exploits require no user interaction beyond opening the malicious email in webmail. The actor exploited multiple zero-days including SOGo (CVE-2026-8496), Zimbra (CVE-2025-27915), and mDaemon (CVE-2025-3929), alongside n-day Roundcube vulnerabilities. TA458 deploys SpyPress malware, an obfuscated JavaScript-based tool customized for each targeted mailserver, stealing credentials, contacts, and emails. The group primarily targets Ukrainian government entities and Eastern European military installations across Albania, Greece, Moldova, and Türkiye, with occasional focus on chemical, telecommunications, and technology sectors. Recent variants include backdoor mechanisms for persistent access through reverse shells and webshells.

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#Albania #BackDoor #CyberSecurity #EasternEurope #Email #Espionage #Europe #Government #InfoSec #Java #JavaScript #Malware #Military #OTX #OpenThreatExchange #RAT #Russia #SMS #Telecom #Telecommunication #UK #Ukr #Ukrainian #Webmail #ZeroDay #Zimbra #bot #AlienVault

Operation RoundPress Rolls on with More Half-Click Webmail Zero-Days

TA458, a Russia-aligned espionage group likely linked to GRU, continues exploiting half-click cross-site scripting vulnerabilities in webmail platforms to steal sensitive email data. These exploits require no user interaction beyond opening the malicious email in webmail. The actor exploited multiple zero-days including SOGo (CVE-2026-8496), Zimbra (CVE-2025-27915), and mDaemon (CVE-2025-3929), alongside n-day Roundcube vulnerabilities. TA458 deploys SpyPress malware, an obfuscated JavaScript-based tool customized for each targeted mailserver, stealing credentials, contacts, and emails. The group primarily targets Ukrainian government entities and Eastern European military installations across Albania, Greece, Moldova, and Türkiye, with occasional focus on chemical, telecommunications, and technology sectors. Recent variants include backdoor mechanisms for persistent access through reverse shells and webshells.

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#Albania #BackDoor #CyberSecurity #EasternEurope #Email #Espionage #Europe #Government #InfoSec #Java #JavaScript #Malware #Military #OTX #OpenThreatExchange #RAT #Russia #SMS #Telecom #Telecommunication #UK #Ukr #Ukrainian #Webmail #ZeroDay #Zimbra #bot #AlienVault

Dann hab ich ein Roundcube mit mehreren hosts imap_hosts definiert. Turns out: Das autologin.php für die OpenCloud web-app kann das nicht 🙈

Und am Ende häng ich jetzt noch am X-Frame-Options sameorigin, warum mein Roundcube nicht in der OpenCloud Extension auftauchen mag 🙄

#OpenCloud #Webmail #Javascript #Roundcube #Nginx

Dann hab ich ein Roundcube mit mehreren hosts imap_hosts definiert. Turns out: Das autologin.php für die OpenCloud web-app kann das nicht 🙈

Und am Ende häng ich jetzt noch am X-Frame-Options sameorigin, warum mein Roundcube nicht in der OpenCloud Extension auftauchen mag 🙄

#OpenCloud #Webmail #Javascript #Roundcube #Nginx

Jetzt hab ich mich mit dem OpenCloud Extension system rumgeschlagen und versucht raus zu finden, wieso zwei web-apps gleichzeitig in die Hose geht.

Dabei gelernt:
So JavaScript Module gibts in verschiedenen Formaten, wovon OpenCloud eins den Support eingestellt hat in der Vergangenheit.
Außerdem gibts "Module Federation", da teilen sich Module Code. Aber da gibts verschiedene Versionen des Protokolls. Oder aber das war AISlop. Da waren die Kommentare unklar 🤔

#OpenCloud #Webmail #Javascript

Jetzt hab ich mich mit dem OpenCloud Extension system rumgeschlagen und versucht raus zu finden, wieso zwei web-apps gleichzeitig in die Hose geht.

Dabei gelernt:
So JavaScript Module gibts in verschiedenen Formaten, wovon OpenCloud eins den Support eingestellt hat in der Vergangenheit.
Außerdem gibts "Module Federation", da teilen sich Module Code. Aber da gibts verschiedene Versionen des Protokolls. Oder aber das war AISlop. Da waren die Kommentare unklar 🤔

#OpenCloud #Webmail #Javascript

📬 bulwarkmail/webmail

Offers a complete self-hosted webmail solution including email, calendar, contacts, and files built with Next.js and the JMAP protocol

⭐ Stars: 793
📅 Last Update: Jul 14, 2026

https://github.com/bulwarkmail/webmail

#selfhosted #homelab #selfhost #selfhosting #opensource #webmail #email

Problème du soir, ma mère qui a perdu plein d'emails sur son compte Orange
Elle les consultent avec un #Thunderbird configuré en #IMAP, au départ je pensais que c'était le fichier mbox qui était corrompu, mais par le #webmail les messages ont disparu aussi...
Il y a d'autres personnes qui ont perdu des emails chez Orange ces derniers jours ?
#email #orange #messagerie

Problème du soir, ma mère qui a perdu plein d'emails sur son compte Orange
Elle les consultent avec un #Thunderbird configuré en #IMAP, au départ je pensais que c'était le fichier mbox qui était corrompu, mais par le #webmail les messages ont disparu aussi...
Il y a d'autres personnes qui ont perdu des emails chez Orange ces derniers jours ?
#email #orange #messagerie

#changelog Adding a "Junk" button to the webmail #webmail → https://changelog.alwaysdata.com/528/detail/

#changelog Adding a calendar to webmail #webmail → https://changelog.alwaysdata.com/526/detail/

#changelog Adding a calendar to webmail #webmail → https://changelog.alwaysdata.com/526/detail/

I am seeking an e-mail client with the following specifications. If any exist, please tell me. As a quick explanation, I use Thunderbird 102, and it works, but I want something lighter, faster, and less cluttered. My guess is that 68 is the last truly clean version, and then 78 and 91. I haven't tried the older ones yet, but I may do so. I tried Pegasus Mail, Claws Mail, and Sylpheed, but all were inaccessible with NVDA, despite having promising descriptions. OE Classic worked, but I couldn't get it to connect to GMail. I may be able to use it with my Yahoo account, but they actually still offer a very nice web interface via their Basic option, so it's not really necessary there. At any rate, below are the requirements.

1. Has read, reply, forward, write (including cc), send, delete, and search functionality, along with an address book. A spell checker would be nice but is not necessary.

2. Uses standard menus accessible via a menu bar (alt), with normal arrow key navigation, preferably with okay and cancel buttons after making changes. Also has other

keyboard shorttcuts, eliminating the need for a mouse for those who don't use one.

3. Can work with GMail and other providers that require

modern authentication.

4. Can handle at least two e-mail addresses.

5. Can work without downloading e-mails i.e. everything would be done on the server but from the client. I'm not sure if this one is even possible, so disregard if it's not.

6. Can work with Windows 7 through 11 (32 and 64-bit), though XP support would be nice.

That's it. I don't need ai, integration with other programs, features for businesses, folders that are not created by users and that they didn't ask for e.g. on GMail, all sorts of filters, or strange, modern interfaces.

If such a client doesn't exist, how difficult would it be for a programmer to create a website that could be used to access GMail? There was once something similar, called Mail2web. You would go there, enter the user name and password for your particular provider, and then see your e-mail on their site instead of that of the host.

#accessibility #blind #client #e-mail #GMail #NVDA #OldSchool #screenreaders #technology #Thunderbird #webmail #Windows #Windows7 #WindowsXP

I am seeking an e-mail client with the following specifications. If any exist, please tell me. As a quick explanation, I use Thunderbird 102, and it works, but I want something lighter, faster, and less cluttered. My guess is that 68 is the last truly clean version, and then 78 and 91. I haven't tried the older ones yet, but I may do so. I tried Pegasus Mail, Claws Mail, and Sylpheed, but all were inaccessible with NVDA, despite having promising descriptions. OE Classic worked, but I couldn't get it to connect to GMail. I may be able to use it with my Yahoo account, but they actually still offer a very nice web interface via their Basic option, so it's not really necessary there. At any rate, below are the requirements.

1. Has read, reply, forward, write (including cc), send, delete, and search functionality, along with an address book. A spell checker would be nice but is not necessary.

2. Uses standard menus accessible via a menu bar (alt), with normal arrow key navigation, preferably with okay and cancel buttons after making changes. Also has other

keyboard shorttcuts, eliminating the need for a mouse for those who don't use one.

3. Can work with GMail and other providers that require

modern authentication.

4. Can handle at least two e-mail addresses.

5. Can work without downloading e-mails i.e. everything would be done on the server but from the client. I'm not sure if this one is even possible, so disregard if it's not.

6. Can work with Windows 7 through 11 (32 and 64-bit), though XP support would be nice.

That's it. I don't need ai, integration with other programs, features for businesses, folders that are not created by users and that they didn't ask for e.g. on GMail, all sorts of filters, or strange, modern interfaces.

If such a client doesn't exist, how difficult would it be for a programmer to create a website that could be used to access GMail? There was once something similar, called Mail2web. You would go there, enter the user name and password for your particular provider, and then see your e-mail on their site instead of that of the host.

#accessibility #blind #client #e-mail #GMail #NVDA #OldSchool #screenreaders #technology #Thunderbird #webmail #Windows #Windows7 #WindowsXP

A feature that was long overdue: responsive design for the b1gMail webmail interface.

@mkleger contributed this. Many thanks.

We will include this in future releases. This will replace the old separate mobile version.

Forum discussion: https://www.b1gmail.eu/forum/thread/102-neuer-kundenbereich-nli-li/

@onesystems

#b1gmail #responsive #design #webmail #mail #goeuropean #selfhosting #opensource #email

A feature that was long overdue: responsive design for the b1gMail webmail interface.

@mkleger contributed this. Many thanks.

We will include this in future releases. This will replace the old separate mobile version.

Forum discussion: https://www.b1gmail.eu/forum/thread/102-neuer-kundenbereich-nli-li/

@onesystems

#b1gmail #responsive #design #webmail #mail #goeuropean #selfhosting #opensource #email

#webmail @servus

the #email web interface https://webmail.servus.at (running the software: #horde) is currently unreachable/spits mistakes. You can however fetch your email via roundcube, or set up an email client.

Roundcube, another browser-based email interface that we operate, works: https://webmail.servus.at/mail/. You can access it with the same username & password you use for horde webmail. Please keep in mind that in roundcube you cannot setup or manage your email filters or forwarding.

You can also use the email app in the nextcloud or set up an email client such as thunderbird. here a tutorial https://book.servus.at/en/guides/configure-the-e-mail-client-example-thunderbird/

thanks for your understanding while we fix the issue.

#webmail @servus

the #email web interface https://webmail.servus.at (running the software: #horde) is currently unreachable/spits mistakes. You can however fetch your email via roundcube, or set up an email client.

Roundcube, another browser-based email interface that we operate, works: https://webmail.servus.at/mail/. You can access it with the same username & password you use for horde webmail. Please keep in mind that in roundcube you cannot setup or manage your email filters or forwarding.

You can also use the email app in the nextcloud or set up an email client such as thunderbird. here a tutorial https://book.servus.at/en/guides/configure-the-e-mail-client-example-thunderbird/

thanks for your understanding while we fix the issue.

Apparently RoundCube webmail now has "mandatory public_html/ entry point" and I'm trying to work out what that means and how to work with it.

I run a VPS. I don't bother with `public_html` for everything. Every website has its directory that is for the public HTML. I don't need a per-site directory _and_ a public_html directory.

But apparently the upgrade might break my system for a while until I work out the change of config required 🙄

#RoundCube #Webmail

Apparently RoundCube webmail now has "mandatory public_html/ entry point" and I'm trying to work out what that means and how to work with it.

I run a VPS. I don't bother with `public_html` for everything. Every website has its directory that is for the public HTML. I don't need a per-site directory _and_ a public_html directory.

But apparently the upgrade might break my system for a while until I work out the change of config required 🙄

#RoundCube #Webmail

#Roundcube 1.6.16 ( #LTS ) has been released ( #Webmail / #Mail / #IMAP / #SMTP / #LDAP / #Managesieve / #PHP / #MariaDB / #MySQL / #PostgreSQL / #SQLite / #OracleDB / #MSSQL / #LongTermSupport / #CVE / #SecurityVulnerability ) https://roundcube.net/

#Roundcube 1.6.16 ( #LTS ) has been released ( #Webmail / #Mail / #IMAP / #SMTP / #LDAP / #Managesieve / #PHP / #MariaDB / #MySQL / #PostgreSQL / #SQLite / #OracleDB / #MSSQL / #LongTermSupport / #CVE / #SecurityVulnerability ) https://roundcube.net/

#Roundcube 1.7.1 (stable) has been released ( #Webmail / #Mail / #IMAP / #SMTP / #LDAP / #Managesieve / #PHP / #MariaDB / #MySQL / #PostgreSQL / #SQLite / #OracleDB / #MSSQL / #CVE / #SecurityVulnerability ) https://roundcube.net/

#Roundcube 1.7.1 (stable) has been released ( #Webmail / #Mail / #IMAP / #SMTP / #LDAP / #Managesieve / #PHP / #MariaDB / #MySQL / #PostgreSQL / #SQLite / #OracleDB / #MSSQL / #CVE / #SecurityVulnerability ) https://roundcube.net/

Depuis que j’ai migré sur #Infomaniak, je me retrouve avec mes boites mails habituelles en IMAP. L’import a l’air de s’être pas trop mal passé, mais je ne suis pas fan de la gestion de ce protocole par #thunderbird.
J’ai figé les boites qui étaient en POP3 et je continue seulement en #webmail depuis la transition, ce qui implique aussi des limitations.

Là, je suis en train de me demander si #BetterBird ne serait pas mieux.

Y a des retours d’expérience ?

Depuis que j’ai migré sur #Infomaniak, je me retrouve avec mes boites mails habituelles en IMAP. L’import a l’air de s’être pas trop mal passé, mais je ne suis pas fan de la gestion de ce protocole par #thunderbird.
J’ai figé les boites qui étaient en POP3 et je continue seulement en #webmail depuis la transition, ce qui implique aussi des limitations.

Là, je suis en train de me demander si #BetterBird ne serait pas mieux.

Y a des retours d’expérience ?