Track what's new, improved, and fixed in every MailSpoof release.
v1.1.0 — June 6, 2026
Major release expanding from 5 to 45+ built-in templates, adding SMTP profile management, verbose diagnostics, and a complete template management toolkit.
New Features
45+ built-in phishing templates covering Social Media, SaaS/Cloud, Developer Platforms, Consumer Services, Financial, and BEC categories
Realistic HTML templates with branded styling and CTA buttons — no raw URLs exposed
Template metadata support: Tags, Id, disk_path
{TODAY} auto-replacement with current date in templates
Template preview — mailspoof preview <id> with rendered HTML and --raw source mode
Desktop integration — Linux .desktop entry with icon, auto-installed by install.sh
Auto-assigned template IDs persisted in file via Id: field
Bug Fixes
Installation — install.sh now installs via pip directly with system-wide and user support
Entry point — Console script correctly points to lib.cli:main
Template loading — Packaged templates load from lib/templates/builtins/ on any install type
Uninstall — Removes wrappers, config, templates, and pip package reliably
Custom templates — Now saved to dedicated ~/.mailspoof/templates/custom/ subfolder
Email format — Switched to multipart/alternative MIME with HTML + plain text fallback
HTML preview — Templates render as styled preview instead of raw code in terminal
Duplicate folders — Removed repo copy of templates to avoid confusion
v1.0.0 — June 4, 2026
Initial stable release with built-in SMTP server, 5 pre-built scenarios, audit logging, and Debian packaging.
Features
Built-in SMTP server with MX relay support
5 pre-built spoofing scenarios
Custom template creation — mailspoof create
Audit logging — mailspoof logs
JSON report generation — mailspoof report
External SMTP relay with TLS and authentication
IP-blacklist error detection with actionable advice
Debian package — mailspoof-v1.0.0.deb
Shared banner module (lib/banner.py)
Apache-2.0 License
GitHub Actions CI pipeline
Issue templates — bug report and feature request
Bug Fixes
Direct MX delivery — Now returns specific SMTP error codes
Uninstaller — Handles /usr/bin/mailspoof from .deb installs
Package cleanup — Removed stray DEBIAN/ from contents
Build hygiene — Excluded __pycache__ and .pyc from .deb
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