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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.

Presentation: The Technical Evolution of Mailinator.com

Mailinator started 17 years ago as a weekend project to define the idea of “Free, Disposable, Email”. Back then, it ran on a single server with only a single developer. Over time, its popularity has exploded in terms of both incoming email and active users. As you might guess when you go from thousands of [...]

Mailinator Private Domains

The Public Mailinator system has always had a privacy policy somewhere along the lines of “There is No Privacy”. (see our Privacy Policy page for the more comprehensive version). It’s no wonder then we call that part of the system “Public Mailinator” — the design of the system itself doesn’t allow privacy. Every inbox is [...]

New Java SDK

Use Java with Mailinator's API! We recently launched a new API with a new format and additional functionality. We’re excited about the adoption rate by our customers — thank you! Now we are happy to announce that Mailinator now has an official Java SDK for accessing the Mailinator API! To use the library, add this [...]

Mailinator Test Lab