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      Use an external spam filter and security gateway (like those offered by ) to shield your server from direct internet exposure.

      Before 2021, there was CVE-2019-18463. This allowed an attacker to bypass authentication entirely via specially crafted IMAP commands. Although older, many legacy hMailServer installations (pre-5.6.8) remain vulnerable.

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      Use an external spam filter and security gateway (like those offered by ) to shield your server from direct internet exposure.

      Before 2021, there was CVE-2019-18463. This allowed an attacker to bypass authentication entirely via specially crafted IMAP commands. Although older, many legacy hMailServer installations (pre-5.6.8) remain vulnerable.