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The Bat! email program is invulnerable to attacks via VCF (vCard) files, commonly known as electronic business cards.

The Bat! email program is invulnerable to attacks aimed at gathering information about the targeted systems.

It is a good tradition that Ritlabs every year releases a Christmas Edition of The Bat! email program. There was no exception this time around.

Our email program is invulnerable to such attacks because it doesn’t automatically open attached files and does warn the users while opening certain file types.

There many updates in different areas of the program including the interface, address book and message editor.

The new version of the email program supports TLS 1.2 for secure connections with the mail servers.

The new version of the program is now protected against third-party plugins. It also features new message editor icons which help save time while composing emails

The new version of the program has been optimized to save more details to the log files and to better run on multi-core and multi-processor servers.

Ritlabs, SRL comes up with a statement that its email program is protected against this type of attack.

The new versions of The Bat! for Desktop and Voyager for removable drives come up with new features and further improvements.

Ritlabs, SRL reports that The Bat! users are on the safe side as the email clients is immune to this type of attacks.

We are constantly working on improving the program’s performance and stability.

Ritlabs, SRL releases the new generation of the portable email client.

The new version of the email program runs faster on all systems.

The new version of The Bat! is no longer affected by Mailsploit, a set of vulnerabilities that allowed sender spoofing.

Every year Ritlabs, SRL releases a Christmas Edition of The Bat! email program and this time around there was no exception. We wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

Ritlabs is proud to present The Bat! v8.0 with significant improvements in program’s operation speed and overall stability.

Serious security issues have been discovered in Microsoft Outlook and as of today, there is no patch to prevent attackers from infecting victims’ computers via email.

Top security web-sites report vulnerabilities in Microsoft Outlook, while The Bat! is on the safe side.

Users who purchase a license for The Bat! starting from August 22, 2017 onwards will receive a registration key, which will be valid not only for The Bat! version 7, but also for The Bat! version 8.