> Sorry, I didn't mean brute force as in DDOS, but as in brute forcing passwords. That's super easy to avoid. Use strong passwords. Heat death of the universe

> Sorry, I didn't mean brute force as in DDOS, but as in brute forcing passwords. That's super easy to avoid. Use strong passwords. Heat death of the universe will arrive before anything brute forces a 30 character password generated off /dev/random I don't have any of my users (just family) set their email passwords, those are generated to be strong. These are not passwords that need to be seen or remembered by anyone, they just go into the IMAP client config.