Security researchers warn that multiple cyber-espionage groups are targeting the recently addressed zero-day vulnerabilities in Microsoft Exchange Server and say that more than 300 web shells have been identified on the compromised servers. read more SecurityWeek RSS Feed
Patch ASAP: Holes used to raid top-tier targets and stash info in Kim Dotcom’s old cloud file locker Microsoft says Beijing-backed hackers are exploiting four zero-day vulnerabilities in Exchange Server to steal data from US-based defense contractors, law firms, and infectious disease researchers.… The Register – Security
When there are passphrases, there is inherent risk, says Redmond Ignite Microsoft has said it will add end-to-end encryption for some one-to-one Teams calls later this year – and urged folks to move away from using passwords with Azure AD.… The Register – Security
This Metasploit module exploits an overflow in the Windows Routing and Remote Access Service (RRAS) to execute code as SYSTEM. The RRAS DCERPC endpoint is accessible to unauthenticated users via SMBv1 browser named pipe on Windows Server 2003 and Windows XP hosts; however, this module targets Windows Server 2003 only. Since the service is hosted […]
