Anti-Spam Tools

Scrollout F1 – for administrators without advanced email security experience

Scrollout F1 is an easy to use, highly configurable email firewall (gateway) for multiple domains and servers.

This software offers an open source solution for anti-spam, anti-virus protection and data loss prevention. It secures existing email servers on multi-platforms including Microsoft Exchange, Lotus Domino, Postfix, Exim, Sendmail, Qmail and others.

Scrollout F1 sports built-in multilayer security levels.

Features include:

  • TLS encryption (2048 bits RSA).
  • Virus scanning for inbound and outbound emails.
  • Different Quarantine per domain.
  • Different scores per domain for Tagging & Blocking.
  • Provides DMARC record: get notified when domain names are exploited.
  • Additional SMTP ports.
  • Spam scanning for inbound and outbound emails originated from non-intranet server.
  • Powerful and innovative geographic filtering for Sender IP, Server IP, URL IP and TLDs.
  • Verify Sender IP against weighted white/blacklist providers (score RBL).
  • Spammer database pollution by deploying unlimited spam traps for your website.
  • Innovative, easy to use (drag & drop) spam feeder using IMAP clients (as Outlook).
  • Various validations for hostname, domain, IP, helo/ehlo commands and more.
  • Verifies incoming emails for DKIM and signs outgoing emails (2048 bits RSA).
  • Automatic temporary parking of flooding hosts.
  • Protection against fake messages that appear to come from your domain or from yourself.
  • Built-in rules for newsletters and other messages generated by automated systems.
  • Protection against executable files, malicious content, scripts and more.
  • Eliminates a large amount of junk emails sent by infected or hijacked computers.
  • Various tests for embedded pictures.
  • Protection against forged domains like (fake) yahoo.com, gmail.com etc.
  • Protection against wifi, dynamic, invalid or unknown hosts.
  • Easy to replicate messages across the world by typing a backup (sub)domain.
  • Whitelist [sender domain] using drag & drop emails (with MS Outlook).
  • Blacklist [sender address] using drag & drop emails (with MS Outlook).
  • Reduce storage cost by redirecting multimedia messages (archived or hidden).
  • Relay outgoing messages through a global or per sender domain ISP (smarthost).
  • Lite DLP for MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint, PDF and scanned images (archived or hidden).
  • Assign an outbound IP address per domain.
  • Disclaimer per domain.
  • Simple web interface with guidelines.

Website: www.scrolloutf1.com
Support:
Developer: Marius Gologan
License: GNU General Public License version 3.0

Scrollout F1

Scrollout F1 is written in Perl. Learn Perl with our recommended free books and free tutorials.

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