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Mailinator statement on the Log4j vulnerability

Mailinator statement on the Log4j vulnerability

We learned about the Log4j vulnerability on December 9th 2021 and immediately began a review. Mailinator does not use Log4j, and is not affected by this vulnerability.

Mailinator prides itself on maintaining industry best security practices.

Check out our Security Page here.

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