by Rahul
1 week
Back in January, Hafnium began exploiting Microsoft Exchange’s vulnerabilities, leaving a number of backdoors that could let hackers right into those systems again. Microsoft was made aware of the vulnerability in January, b...
by Surur
1 month
Despite Microsoft’s efforts, there are still thousands of on-premise Exchange Servers which are unpatched and vulnerable to being exploited by hackers for data theft and ransomware attacks. So far Microsoft has released a co...
by Surur
1 month
Microsoft is still apologizing for much of Microsoft 365 going down 3 days ago, but have already run into a new service degradation issue. Microsoft has issued Exchange Advisory EX244931 warning some Users may be unable to access ...
by Surur
1 month
The original Hafnium server hacks were likely espionage-motivated, but now the predicted second wave driven clearly by criminal intent has started. Microsoft has confirmed hackers are attacking unpatched Exchange servers and insta...
by Surur
2 months
If you are administering an on-premise Exchange Server (2013, 2016, 2019) you need to urgently apply a set of patches Microsoft released today for vulnerabilities in the OS which are being actively exploited. The vulnerabilities h...
by Pradeep
3 months
Microsoft recently open-sourced the Extensible Storage Engine (ESE, once known as JET Blue). ESE is a non-SQL database engine with more than 25 years of serviceable lifetime. It was started with Windows NT 3.51 and it still remain...
by Surur
2 years
A massive security hole has been found which means most Microsoft Exchange Servers 2013 and above can be hacked to give criminals full Domain Controller admin privileges, allowing them to create accounts on the target server and ...