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Cloudmark, Inc., the global leader in messaging threat protection for communication service providers, today announced the latest version of Cloudmark DesktopOne for Mac, the award-winning anti-spam solution for consumers and small businesses. With Cloudmark DesktopOne for Mac, users can filter email to eliminate messaging threats, protecting them against spam, phishing and email-borne viruses. With this release, Cloudmark DesktopOne for Mac features new support for Mozilla Thunderbird, as well as new usability and performance enhancements to make it even easier for users to benefit from powerful, carrier-grade anti-spam protection.

With Cloudmarks latest release, Mac users can filter their email at no cost immediately after installing the solution. Cloudmark DesktopOne for Mac now integrates with Mozilla Foundations free email client, Thunderbird, as well as Apple Mail and Microsoft Outlook for Mac 2011 and supports Snow Leopard, Lion and Mountain Lion OSX versions. The newest version also features an enhanced user interface, including easier access on Outlook with a Cloudmark DesktopOne button on the ribbon, superior performance and connectivity improvements.

Email continues to be a popular avenue for attackers looking to spread malware, viruses or to prey upon unsuspecting individuals, said Leon Rishniw, senior vice president of engineering, Cloudmark. Our continued innovation of Cloudmark DesktopOne is fueled by our passion for killing spam and giving consumers, small businesses and families worldwide greater peace of mind and a safer, more productive email experience.

DesktopOne leverages Cloudmarks award-winning technology and real-time feedback from millions of email users in the Cloudmark network. DesktopOne users are part of a global community, whose contributions provide their fellow users with real-time protection against real threats.

To protect multiple email accounts and benefit from additional customization and control, users can select Cloudmark DesktopOne for Macs subscription-based Pro Mode. Ideal for families, small businesses and power users, Pro Mode enables users to centrally manage their messaging protection for all their email accounts. Cloudmark DesktopOne for Macs Pro Mode also provides additional capabilities for manually screening message folders, trusting specified contacts and automatically deleting old spam messages.

Pricing and Availability

Cloudmark DesktopOne for Mac in Basic Mode is free for individual users to filter one email account into a single spam folder. Users who would like to manage multiple email accounts and folders can upgrade to Cloudmark DesktopOne in Pro Mode for $19.95 per year.

More information about Cloudmark DesktopOne is available at: http://www.cloudmarkdesktop.com/.

To download the latest edition of Cloudmark DesktopOne for Mac, please visit: http://www.cloudmarkdesktop.com/en/mycloudmark/download/cdom.

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The UK Free Software Network (UKFSN), a small internet access and web hosting provider that helps to fund free software projects from its profits, has today officially been struck off and dissolved by Companies House (company no. 05292112). But happily the ISP is not dead and will continue to operate.

Ordinarily a dissolved company would close and be removed from Companies House. As part of this its cash and assets would then transfer to The Crown (state), unless a process of company restoration is started. Butat UKFSN the situation is a bit more complex.

Name & Registered Office: UK FREE SOFTWARE NETWORK LIMITED FLAT 4, 199A SHENLEY ROAD BOREHAMWOOD HERTFORDSHIRE ENGLAND WD6 1AT Company No. 05292112

Status: Dissolved 18/06/2013 Date of Incorporation: 19/11/2004 Last Return Made Up To: 16/11/2011

The boss of UKFSN, Jason Clifford, has sinceinformed ISPreview.co.uk that he operated the companys service under license and had always owned the domain and ran UKFSN for a couple of years prior to registering the company. Clifford states that he took the decision to cease that arrangement and instead run UKFSN as a sole trader some time ago, which means that customers should not see any change as a result of this and the service will continue.

Unfortunately the situation has coincided with some troubled technical changes (planned upgrades) to the ISPs email and web hosting services, which didnt go according to plan and caused a number of the providers customers to fear for the future of their service.

UKFSN Web Hosting Status Update

The server hosting the UKFSN web service started to develop problems so it was necessary to migrate to a new server urgently. Doing so meant a major software upgrade as the old hosting environment was rather dated.

Unfortunately the current version of Debian has changed a number of system components that are critical to the UKFSN service including 3 specific changes which caused serious problems on the new platform which did not manifest until after the migration had been done. Some of these were very difficult to diagnose and required a lot of work to fix.

Its taken several days to get things sorted out but I think everything is working properly as of this morning.

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Broadband ISP UKFSN Dissolved But Will Continue to Function

Posted by Soulskill on Tuesday June 18, 2013 @06:06PM from the also:-language-arguments,-phone-debates,-console-wars dept. An anonymous reader writes "Martin Grlin, maintainer of the KWin window manager, writes an informative blog post about his experiences with the less favorable pockets of the Free Software community. Quoting: 'Years ago I had a clear political opinion. I was a civil-rights activist. I appreciated freedom and anything limiting freedom was a problem to me. Freedom of speech was one of the most important rights for me. I thought that democracy has to be able to survive radical or insulting opinions. In a democracy any opinion should have a right even if it's against democracy. I had been a member of the lawsuit against data preservation in Germany. I supported the German Pirate Party during the last election campaign because of a new censorship law. That I became a KDE developer is clearly linked to the fact that it is a free software community. But over the last years my opinion changed. Nowadays I think that not every opinion needs to be tolerated. I find it completely acceptable to censor certain comments and encourage others to censor, too. What was able to change my opinion in such a radical way? After all I still consider civil rights as extremely important. The answer is simple: Fanboys and trolls.'"

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