This is veering WAY off topic, but I’m curious that for only 2k users you find it effective to run your own email. Having done it myself for years I can’t imagine diving back in unless it was a full time thing.
> On Jun 29, 2021, at 12:37 PM, Bill Cole > <mmlist-20120...@billmail.scconsult.com> wrote: > > I help manage email systems that see unceasing attempts to break into > accounts, often using username+password combinations leaked by other systems. > At any point in time, one smallish mail system I work with (~2k users) will > have dozens of attack sources temporarily blocked at the network level by > automated tools that can detect some careless authentication attacks. The > simple fact that the Bad Guys find this sort of attack to be worth mounting > is enough for me to know that it is worth mitigating, even if I were not > aware of how exactly they use compromised accounts. Unfortunately, due to > users ignoring vehement advice about password re-use, I have seen the impact > that email compromise can have on both businesses and on individual lives.
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