We’re really excited to announce that Tim O’Reilly, founder and CEO of O’Reilly Media, will appear on stage as a keynote speaker at OX Summit 2018. Tim is an iconic figure within the open source movement, having ...
On Monday, a German and Belgian research team posted a paper demonstrating a potential vulnerability in PGP and SMIME encrypted emails, named EFAIL. The described vulnerability may result in some email clients le...
The Open-Xchange team has no doubt had a very busy year, focusing on evolving our products further, sharing our vision of an open-source software and communicating its benefits to society. A few highlights includ...
Verizon’s Oath, which owns both Yahoo and AOL, has recently updated privacy policies pertaining to its use of user data, including scanning of user emails, instant messages, photos and other data on any of its su...
Open-Xchange is glad to announce that it is joining the Open Cloud Foundation, the new global industry body that brings together cloud solution providers, customer organizations and researchers to actively promot...
The first of two annual OX Summits was a great success! We are so happy to have welcomed our premier customers and partners to Nashville, TN last week for the first half of the 2018 OX Summit Series. Next up is R...
Open-Xchange is proud to announce the release of OX App Suite version 7.10 in June 2018. The sixth major release since the launch of OX App Suite in 2013 comes with significant design adjustments to enhance user ...
A couple of months ago on this blog, we introduced a new identity management project that Open-Xchange has been promoting together with a couple of other key players from the domain name industry, namely 1&1 ...
We are very happy to announce the 1.3.0 release of dnsdist, with a huge emphasis on privacy and scalability. Privacy A lot of users were interested in DNS over TLS support in dnsdist, to protect the privacy and i...
This week was my first IETF visit. Although I’ve been active in several IETF WGs for nearly twenty years, I had never bothered to show up in person. I now realize this was a very big mistake – I thoroughly enjoye...
