Google Alert - Microsoft Exchange

	Microsoft Exchange Daily update ⋅ July 30, 2021
	NEWS
	Criminals exploited Microsoft Exchange after China 'propped open the door', intelligence agency ... ABC News China's actions in the massive Microsoft Exchange email server hack were akin to someone propping open the doors of people's homes for criminals ... Flag as irrelevant
	Kaspersky tracks Windows zero days to 'Moses' exploit author TechTarget ... to gain initial foothold in a target network, including recent, high-profile zero-day vulnerabilities in Microsoft Exchange Server as well as Windows. Flag as irrelevant
	Microsoft Acquires Suplari; Dynamics 365 Gains AI Spend Management Capabilities ChannelE2E Microsoft has acquired Suplari, an artificial intelligence (AI) spend ... intelligence software, and Microsoft Exchange Server vulnerability expertise. Flag as irrelevant
	Microsoft in talks to back India's Oyo TechCrunch ... the option to exchange equity at a later date. If the deal between the two firms materializes, it will be Microsoft's latest investment in an Indian startup. Flag as irrelevant
	US Leads Coalition Accusing China of Hacking Lawfare ... Australia and New Zealand), and Japan condemned the hacking of Microsoft Exchange email server software, which became public in March and is ... Flag as irrelevant
	AppOmni Expands Depth And Breadth of SaaS Security Management Platform thepress.net There have been a multitude of attacks over the past year, from SolarWinds and Kaseya to the Microsoft Exchange attack and the breach of Canadian ... Flag as irrelevant
	How to play Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 on Xbox All Access Telstra Exchange Luke Hopewell is an editor, tech expert and Senior Specialist Writer at Telstra Exchange. Luke joined Telstra in 2019 where he has had the privilege to ... Flag as irrelevant
	Top 30 most exploited vulnerabilities since 2020 revealed IT PRO Commonly exploited flaws in 2021 include those found in Microsoft Exchange Server in March, alongside Accellion and VMware vulnerabilities. Flag as irrelevant
	Chinese regulatory crackdown is about control, not data privacy TechTarget ... government blamed Chinese state-sponsored threat actors for the extensive Microsoft Exchange Server cyberattacks that occurred earlier this year. Flag as irrelevant
	CISA's Top 30 Bugs: One's Old Enough to Buy Beer Threatpost The frenzy was warranted: as of March, Microsoft said that 92 percent of Exchange Servers were vulnerable to ProxyLogon. Pulse Secure: CVE-2021- ... Flag as irrelevant
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