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Rspamd 3.14 Launches with Dark Mode, Postfix Wizard

posted by Rianne Schestowitz on Nov 12, 2025

Quoting: Rspamd 3.14 Launches with Dark Mode, Postfix Wizard —

Nearly a month after the previous 3.13 release, Rspamd, a free and open-source advanced spam filtering system widely used in mail servers, mail gateways, and security appliances in managing email spam, released its latest update, 3.14.

A key highlight in this version is the introduction of HTML fuzzy hashing, which enables the detection of structural similarity across HTML messages. This new mechanism enables fine-grained spam classification by comparing message structure in addition to raw content.

Additionally, Rspamd’s fuzzy storage system has been upgraded with complete TCP protocol support, replacing the previous UDP-only model. The new implementation automatically switches between protocols, dynamically manages connections, and supports proper framing, thereby significantly improving reliability in high-load environments.

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