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SquirrelMail 308<br />

Internationalization<br />

SquirrelMail has been translated into over 50 languages including Arabic, Chinese, French, German, and Spanish. [3]<br />

Notable applications<br />

SquirrelMail has been implemented as the official email system of the Prime Minister's Office of The Republic of<br />

[17] [18] [19] [20]<br />

India for its security advantages over Microsoft Office Outlook/Exchange system.<br />

Support<br />

There are several mailing lists available. [21] Several of the developers are available for live chat on IRC. A bug<br />

tracking system is available for reporting bugs or submitting patches. [21] For administrators or companies official<br />

and third party commercial support [22] is available.<br />

Skipped 1.4.14 version<br />

On 27 May 2008 the SquirrelMail Team announced that, while the latest released version of their software was<br />

1.4.13, a spammer was sending unsolicited email messages to various recipients about a 1.4.14-rc1 release candidate<br />

version which didn't really exist. The messages (usually titled "Internet Users Email Upgrade (IUEU)") urged<br />

recipients to upgrade immediately (because of supposed security issues) and contained a web link for users to do so.<br />

However, that web link pointed to a page where the spammer was collecting email addresses and passwords. Beside<br />

the fact that end users are not responsible for upgrading such software, that the "upgrade" page was merely a mock<br />

SquirrelMail login page made it clear that this was a Phishing attack. The "upgrade" page has been hosted on various<br />

compromised systems across the Internet and the attack has continued at least through July 2009 (sample [23] ).<br />

As a result, the SquirrelMail team skipped version 1.4.14 and its next release after 1.4.13 was 1.4.15. [24]<br />

This versioning tactic was of limited effectiveness, as later phish runs referenced 1.4.15 instead of 1.4.14. [25]<br />

See also<br />

• Internet Messaging Program<br />

• RoundCube<br />

• Comparison of e-mail clients<br />

External links<br />

• Official website [4]<br />

• SquirrelMail on SourceForge [26]

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