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January 2005 Spyware Expert Aluria OEMs Mailshell Engine 5,000 Companies' Spam Filter Now 'Powered by Mailshell' SpamCompiler Now Boasts More Power in Smaller Size   Spyware Expert Aluria OEMs Mailshell Engine Aluria Software, a leading developer of anti-spyware security solutions and performance optimization software, has licensed Mailshell's SpamCompiler SDK and will publish a "Powered by Mailshell" spam filter. In addition to its product catalogue of end-user applications, Aluria Software also offers customized security solutions for FORTUNE 500 companies and corporations globally. 5,000 Companies' Spam Filter Now 'Powered by Mailshell' More than 5,000 companies worldwide now rely on 'Powered by Mailshell' spam filters to block spam. Mailshell's network of OEM partners distributes Mailshell technology in a variety of messaging, security and personal desktop applications, making Mailshell's SpamCompiler SDK the most widely used commercial spam filtering engine for OEMs. Mailshell software is also used by more than 10 million consumers. More information about 'Powered by Mailshell' products here. SpamCompiler Now Boasts More Power in Smaller Size Mailshell recently shipped version 3.2 of its SpamCompiler SDK. Along with improved spam-catching accuracy and fraud detection, Mailshell dramatically decreased the required memory usage. The SDK's size is configurable, and the full version with locally cached databases has been reduced from 80 MB to 18 MB. The smallest configuration, Mailshell's SDK Lite, starts at only 180 KB of code on the client. Mailshell's roadmap for 2005 includes dramatic improvements to size, speed and accuracy of its core engine.   Mailshell is the OEM anti-spam leader. By using Mailshell's software development kit, Mailshell's partners increase their average revenue per customer, create new sources of recurring revenue, and decrease sales and support costs. The Mailshell Engine is the only anti-spam solution developed explicitly to integrate spam-blocking technology with common IT components, including security appliances, mail servers, anti-virus applications and many others. 'Powered by Mailshell' technology is currently deployed by more than 5,000 companies and 10 million users worldwide.

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