Stay with possibly exploitable version of the server or upgrade to a feature and bug rich version that doesn't have the exploit?  The answer is obvious, time to drop Imail.  It's been a long run (7 years) but the handwriting is clearly on the wall.
Not so obvious, keep what you are comfortable with and simply put something in front to shelter it from these kind of attacks.  Go free with ASSP on the same or a spare computer and get great anti spam protection too, or go free with IMGate on a spare computer, or any other smtp gateway solution.  Granted you will still be susceptible from attacks that originate inside your firewall, but then, who isn't.
 
Doug Traylor
 
 

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