• MailRecon is Unix email content control application. It does listen network traffic, capture SMTP messages, analyse it (checks against very flexible and extendable checklist), discards usual private/business messages and save suspicious messages for detailed inspection by security staff.

• MailRecon can be used
  • To detect leaking of confidential information via email
  • To monitor email communications with competitors
  • To count amount of SMTP traffic generated by each user (e.g. at ISP)
  • To detect spam mailings and viruses mailings from corporate network

• Features of MailRecon
  • Capturing email messages 'from the wire'. So it's compatible will all mailing software, do not require any reconfiguration and captures messages even if it's sent directly to recipient bypassing your mailserver.
  • Support for SMTP and POP3 protocols.
  • Very flexible mailing filter which goes with MailRecon allows to record only suspicious messages which worth to be examined, and skip usual private and business messages.
  • Open Architecture. MailRecon supports plugins for analysis and save of messages. It's very easy to extend it's functionality with new plugins - every programmer and system administrator can write it.
  • Thanks to Open Architecture, you can use your favorite mail reader or browser to manage archive of captured suspicious messages.
  • For limited time, WWW-Security offers free installation and support of evaluation versions on your servers.
  • FREE evaluation version which is never expires!

• TODO
  • Capturing IMAP protocols
  • Capturing popular webmail sessions (via HTTP, but not HTTPS)
  • Output to database (but users already can write plugin for this)
  • Web interface for managing rules and archive of email messages
  • Detection of digital watermarks for confidential documents (currently - only as external plugin)
• Interested? Download evaluation version or mail us!

MailRecon 1.3 released

Now with Linux and FreeBSD support! (and surely, few bugs are fixed)

ShmFIFO 1.0 released

Library which implements FIFO functionality via shared memory for interprocess communications - ShmFIFO 1.0 released with GNU General Public License.