ESET Mail Security for Microsoft Exchange Server version 6.5.10055.0 has been released

[ESET Security Forum 39]

ESET Mail Security for Microsoft Exchange Server version 6.5.10055.0 has been released and is available to download. 

Changelog

• Added: Ability to export Mail server protection log to Windows applications and Services Logs
• Added: New rule with “From header” condition to help detect sender spoofing by allowing a user to compare message “From” headers with envelope senders
• Added: New rules for blocking “Office files with macros” (.doc, .xls, .xml, etc.) and "Dangerous script file attachments" (*.js, *.jse, *.vb, *.vba, *.vbe, *.vbs, *.bat, *.cmd, *.ws, *.wsf, *.wsc, *.wsh, *.ps1, *.ps2, *.psc1, *.psc2)
• Added: Check box for turning on/off log export to Windows applications and Services logs
• Added: Information about file names and hashes of infected attachments to event log
• Added: Logging from SPF rule if diagnostic logging is on
• Improved: Readability of diagnostic Antispam logs
• Improved: Interpretation of “eml” extension in rules
• Improved: Help documentation for Quarantine Web interface on Windows 2003 and SSL
• Fixed: Potential application freeze when periodic module update conflicts with rules configuration sync via ESET cluster or ERA
• Fixed: "Automatically bypass Greylisting if SPF check passed" setting evaluates SPF also with disabled Greylisting option
• Fixed: Health Mailbox messages are Greylisted
• Fixed: Some of the inputs required for SPF are null
• Fixed: Joint SPF/Greylisting whitelists were disabled when SPF was turned on and Greylisting was turned off
• Fixed: Incorrect rule level for SPF, DMARC and DKIM
• Fixed: Overall limit if querying Max domains for A records
• Fixed: Various minor localization bugs

Known Issues

To review a detailed and up-to-date list of known issues, see Known issues for version 6 ESET business products.

Support Resources

For more information and to download the product, visit the ESET Mail Security for Microsoft Exchange Server download page or contact your local reseller, distributor or ESET office.