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The Email Checker PHP SDK is part of the Easy Email Verification - URL Checker ecosystem, designed to help developers integrate real-time email verification into their PHP applications. It uses the Easy Email Verification API to validate if an email address is real, active, and safe to use. The SDK performs domain and MX record checks, SMTP validation, and detection of disposable or role-based addresses. It provides a lightweight and reliable cURL-based implementation that returns structured JSON responses. This project is officially maintained by Easy Email Verification Ltd. For technical documentation and API reference, visit https://www.easyemailverification.com

This is a simple web tool which allows users of a website to "securely" submit messages and files. They are sent over HTTPS to the server and there encrypted and forwarded to the administrator.

Auto Whitelist automates the detection of safe/valid email addresses by plugging into Postfix and monitoring sent mail and building a whitelist. It then automatically tags all incoming email with information regarding the senders email address status.

...Features: * Supports IMAP IDLE notifications * Supports IMAP over SSL * API designed to be very easy to use * Allows selectively fetching parts of mail messages * Inherently thread-safe * Well documented with lots of example code * Free to use in commercial and personal projects (MIT license) NOTE: THIS PROJECT HAS BEEN MOVED TO GITHUB. PLEASE GO HERE FOR THE LATEST VERSION: https://github.com/smiley22/S22.Imap

Deliver is a file transfer protocol and implementation designed to be a safe, open-source alternative to the most extended transfer protocols like the traditional e-mail.

SimpleMail is a free program that uses UAP (Unwanted Access Protection) in order to keep you safe from hackers, viruses, and spammers by removing all JavaScript, ActiveX and pictures from e-mails to ensure the highest protection while viewing e-mail.

Mailchecker will (in time) check mail for 'safe' content. 'unsafe' content (e.g. attachments that may contain viruses) will be stopped or converted to 'safe' formats.