Scammers selling bogus Microsoft Exchange exploits on GitHub
Malicious actors are pretending to be security researchers and selling phoney proof-of-concept ProxyNotShell exploits for recently discovered zero-day flaws in Microsoft Exchange.
According to a Bleeping Computer report, a scammer...
Two actively exploited zero-day flaws threaten Microsoft Exchange servers
Attackers are actively exploiting two flaws in fully patched Microsoft Exchange servers to execute code remotely on affected systems, The Hacker News reports.
The warning came from cybersecurity researchers at the...
Microsoft Exchange Online users must ditch "basic authentication" or risk disconnection
Microsoft Exchange Online users have until Saturday, 1 October 2022, to move away from its "basic authentication" login method or risk having their services interrupted, according to a statement from the...
Microsoft Exchange glitch let attackers hack building automation systems
A Microsoft Exchange bug made it possible for a Chinese-speaking malicious actor to hack into the building automation systems of various organisations and gain access to more-protected areas of their networks.
The...
Stealth hack infiltrates Microsoft Exchange servers
Microsoft Exchange servers across Europe and Asia have been targetted by advanced persistent threat actors since around December 2020, Bleeping Computer reports.
Researchers have identified the group behind the threat as ToddyCat.
Microsoft Exchange emails stuck due to year-change bug
Microsoft said a problem related to the changeover to the new year was causing some email messages to become stuck on its Exchange platforms.
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any exchange experts here?
i've always seen the exchange logs but never bothered to investigate them to see what is really going on there, anybody know of a good exchange log viewer?
Hi Guys -
Making a decision on a small company - currently about 20 mailboxes, using plain pop email.
I have recently used traditional Hosted Exchange at another client - which works a treat with Outlook. Main reason considering this new Exchange Online from Microsoft is A) Cost - $4 per...
Hi Guys
We are currently using Google Apps for our business e-mail. We have reached the 50 user limit
and we are currently looking at Microsoft Exchange. Microsoft Exchange is very expensive.
I am looking for an alternative ? Any suggestions help would be appreciated.
Tx