Microsoft Exchange Malicious 'Windows.exe' file poses threat to unpatched Microsoft Exchange servers It's that time of the year again: Exchange Server security snafu season. Squirrelwaffle nearly triumphs in Microsoft Exchange Server scam scheme Squirrelwaffle was just one of the attack methods in a recent campaign to scam an unnamed organization. Microsoft Exchange targeted by threat actors connected to Iranian government A joint security advisory breaks down attacks from an Iranian government-sponsored group. Grid List Latest about Microsoft Exchange introduces new security measures to prevent another 2021 By Robert Carnevale published 28 September 21 Microsoft Exchange has not had an ideal 2021. Now, the company behind the service is working to ensure 2022 is an overall better year. Microsoft applies Internet-sized Band-Aid to stem Autodiscover leaks By Robert Carnevale published 24 September 21 It's a stopgap, not a fix. Microsoft Exchange service exposes nearly 100,000 names and logins By Robert Carnevale published 23 September 21 Another day, another Microsoft Exchange situation. This time around, a feature bug has led to approximately six figures' worth of credentials being leaked. Microsoft says to keep Exchange servers updated — or else By Robert Carnevale published 26 August 21 With Microsoft Exchange server attacks becoming something of a regular occurrence, Microsoft has an announcement to make: Keep those servers patched and updated. Microsoft Exchange server attacks may have been fuel for China's AI endeavors By Sean Endicott published 26 August 21 A new report claims that the Chinese government may have facilitated the attacks on Microsoft Exchange servers to gather data for developing artificial intelligence. Microsoft Exchange server attacks were carried out by China, claim U.S. and UK By Sean Endicott published 19 July 21 The U.S., UK, and EU released statements today accusing Chinese attackers of being behind the recent attacks on Microsoft Exchange servers. Microsoft Exchange Server dominates Cisco Talos spring 2021 cyberattack report By Robert Carnevale published 10 June 21 In case you've not heard, Microsoft Exchange Server has been at the center of a lot of ruckuses this spring. So many, in fact, that it's topped Cisco Talos' latest threat report. It only took cybercriminals 5 minutes to start scanning for Microsoft Exchange vulnerabilities By Sean Endicott last updated 19 May 21 Cybercriminals usually race to take advantage of disclosed vulnerabilities in popular pieces of software, but they were especially quick to attack Microsoft Exchange servers. Lemon Duck wants to steal your PC resources to mine cryptocurrency By Sean Endicott last updated 10 May 21 The Lemon Duck cryptocurrency botnet is targeting Microsoft Exchange servers. A new security report takes a deep dive into how servers are being attacked. A botnet is using Exchange server vulnerabilities to mine cryptocurrency on infected PCs By Sean Endicott last updated 22 April 21 Attackers are utilizing a botnet to mine cryptocurrency off of people's PCs. The botnet takes advantage of unpatched vulnerabilities in Microsoft Exchange servers to work its way into networks. 12345 Windows Central Newsletter Name: Your Email Address : Contact me with news and offers from other Future brands Receive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors Thank you for signing up to Windows Central. You will receive a verification email shortly. There was a problem. Please refresh the page and try again. MOST READ1Xbox has serious cloud competition from NVIDIA's recent GeForce Now upgrades2The best Linux distros for WSL on Windows 10 and 113Microsoft News Roundup: Revamped Microsoft Edge, new File Explorer, and conservatives vs. Xbox sleep mode4Sony accused of lying to EU regulators about the Microsoft Activision deal5The best prices on graphics cards in January 2023
Microsoft Exchange introduces new security measures to prevent another 2021 By Robert Carnevale published 28 September 21 Microsoft Exchange has not had an ideal 2021. Now, the company behind the service is working to ensure 2022 is an overall better year.
Microsoft applies Internet-sized Band-Aid to stem Autodiscover leaks By Robert Carnevale published 24 September 21 It's a stopgap, not a fix.
Microsoft Exchange service exposes nearly 100,000 names and logins By Robert Carnevale published 23 September 21 Another day, another Microsoft Exchange situation. This time around, a feature bug has led to approximately six figures' worth of credentials being leaked.
Microsoft says to keep Exchange servers updated — or else By Robert Carnevale published 26 August 21 With Microsoft Exchange server attacks becoming something of a regular occurrence, Microsoft has an announcement to make: Keep those servers patched and updated.
Microsoft Exchange server attacks may have been fuel for China's AI endeavors By Sean Endicott published 26 August 21 A new report claims that the Chinese government may have facilitated the attacks on Microsoft Exchange servers to gather data for developing artificial intelligence.
Microsoft Exchange server attacks were carried out by China, claim U.S. and UK By Sean Endicott published 19 July 21 The U.S., UK, and EU released statements today accusing Chinese attackers of being behind the recent attacks on Microsoft Exchange servers.
Microsoft Exchange Server dominates Cisco Talos spring 2021 cyberattack report By Robert Carnevale published 10 June 21 In case you've not heard, Microsoft Exchange Server has been at the center of a lot of ruckuses this spring. So many, in fact, that it's topped Cisco Talos' latest threat report.
It only took cybercriminals 5 minutes to start scanning for Microsoft Exchange vulnerabilities By Sean Endicott last updated 19 May 21 Cybercriminals usually race to take advantage of disclosed vulnerabilities in popular pieces of software, but they were especially quick to attack Microsoft Exchange servers.
Lemon Duck wants to steal your PC resources to mine cryptocurrency By Sean Endicott last updated 10 May 21 The Lemon Duck cryptocurrency botnet is targeting Microsoft Exchange servers. A new security report takes a deep dive into how servers are being attacked.
A botnet is using Exchange server vulnerabilities to mine cryptocurrency on infected PCs By Sean Endicott last updated 22 April 21 Attackers are utilizing a botnet to mine cryptocurrency off of people's PCs. The botnet takes advantage of unpatched vulnerabilities in Microsoft Exchange servers to work its way into networks.
