In this episode, Lukas Hertig, a seasoned expert in the web hosting industry, shares his journey and insights. Discover the evolution of cloud hosting, the incredible rise of Amazon Web...
In this episode of the podcast, Ben Gabler, CEO and founder of Rocket.net, shares his journey from delivering pizzas to pioneering in the web hosting industry. With over two decades...
At MailChannels, our mission is to empower safer connections in an open world. We have been committed to supporting internet email as a truly open protocol since 2012. In early...
On April 22, 2024, at 05:30 UTC, our monitoring systems alerted us that SMTP connection times had spiked from the normal sub-1 second to over 7 seconds. This was the...
In the digital age, where spam emails are a constant battle, large email providers like Yahoo and AOL have implemented stringent measures to protect their systems and users. These measures...
In the ever-evolving landscape of cybersecurity, where new threats emerge with daunting frequency, it’s critical for organizations to foster an environment of open collaboration and swift communication. Enter security.txt, a...
As an email administrator, encountering your server’s IP address on a blacklist by entities like Spamhaus and UCEPROTECT can significantly hinder your email deliverability, potentially damaging your reputation and preventing...
Hosters now have access to additional security options to help drive upsell opportunities and profitability, with the announcement of a new partnership between Open-Xchange, the leading independent provider of open-source email, productivity, and security software, and email security provider MailChannels.
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Domain owners publish SPF information in the Domain Name System (DNS) - a globe-spanning database of internet information - in something called an SPF record. Boiled down, an SPF record specifies in computer-readable form a set of rules that email receivers can use to verify that an email sent from your domain originated from a server that is authorized to send on behalf of your domain.
On February 11th, Spamhaus reminded its users that they would start to block queries sent from public Domain Name System (DNS) resolvers beginning on March 1st
One of the best tools in our cost-saving arsenal is a technology offered by AWS called Spot Instances.
In this episode, we sit down with Al Iverson, an expert in email deliverability, to explore the intricate world of email communication and marketing. Al shares his rich journey through...
In this episode, we chat with hosting industry veteran Wido den Hollander about the vital role of IPv6, an addressing scheme for the internet that, despite being in existence since...
MailChannels is excited to announce that we have implemented DNSSEC (Domain Name System Security Extensions) on the primary domain associated with our email delivery service, mailchannels.net. This milestone is a...
Domain Lockdown empowers you to prevent unauthorized MailChannels users and accounts from sending emails from your domain.
We've developed a new API that allows you to easily search through your email logs and find exactly what you're looking for.
Getting Onto a Blacklist Without Sending Any Spam
MailChannels CEO Ken Simpson discusses how outbound spam affects cloud hosting providers and recommends how they can help to stop it to recover costs.
Video: What is the big deal with SSL and authentication?
As millions of employees around the world have suddenly been forced to work from home, video conferencing services have experienced an unprecedented...
MailChannels delivers email for hundreds of web hosting providers. When your web site needs to send out a password reset, or if you send a message from...
Fetching this Google search URL provides a listing of random Uber trips that were somehow indexed by the search giant's spider...
Have you ever tried sending an email to someone at AOL, only to receive a baffling error message that reads “554 (RTR:BL)”? You’re not alone. This common error code is...
MailChannels is excited to announce that we have implemented DNSSEC (Domain Name System Security Extensions) on the primary domain associated with our email delivery service, mailchannels.net.
We've developed a new API that allows you to easily search through your email logs and find exactly what you're looking for. This new feature is available to all customers, free of charge.
The new service enables Cloudflare developers to send email messages from within their Workers apps, with no authentication or domain verification required.
Each month you’ll receive a summary of the email we processed for you at MailChannels, including: Processed, Delivered, Blocked, Compromised Accounts, and more.
MailChannels is pleased to announce the release of cPanel® & WHM® plugin version 3.0 to help hosting providers provision and manage filtering of inbound and outbound email through MailChannels cloud services.
MailChannels Inbound Filtering is a new cloud service that detects and blocks spam, phishing, and malware before it hits the customer’s inbox.
Did you know that you can see all activity for individual users in Sender Profiles?