Google Alert - Exchange Server

	Exchange Server Daily update ⋅ April 28, 2022
	NEWS
	Microsoft Exchange Server bugs top 2021 most-exploited list - Security - iTnews iTnews A remote code execution bug for Exchange Server, and the ZeroLogon vulnerability for Microsoft's NetLogon Remote Protocoll (MS-NRPC), both discovered ... Flag as irrelevant
	Protecting on-premises Microsoft servers | CSO Online CSO Online Many organizations still have on-premises Microsoft Exchange, SharePoint, or Office servers with inadequate protections. Flag as irrelevant
	Log4Shell, ProxyLogon, ProxyShell among most exploited bugs of 2021 - Computer Weekly Computer Weekly CVE-2021-34473, an RCE vulnerability in Microsoft Exchange Server (ProxyShell). CVE-2021-31207, a security feature bypass in Microsoft Exchange Server ... Flag as irrelevant
	Cybersecurity agencies reveal top exploited vulnerabilities of 2021 - Bleeping Computer Bleeping Computer CVE-2021-31207, ProxyShell, Microsoft Exchange Server, Security feature bypass. CVE-2021-27065, ProxyLogon, Microsoft Exchange Server, RCE. Flag as irrelevant
	ProxyShell, Log4J Among Most Commonly Exploited Bugs in 2021 | Decipher - Duo Security Duo Security ... eight of them were in Microsoft Exchange Server, including seven ... which allowed remote code execution on target servers, caused massive ... Flag as irrelevant
	Log4Shell Ranked Top Exploited Vulnerability of 2021 by Agencies - HS Today Homeland Security Today Following that came the ProxyLogon targeting Microsoft Exchange Server with remote code execution. "Successful exploitation of these vulnerabilities ... Flag as irrelevant
	Log4Shell, ProxyLogon and Atlassian bug top CISA's list of routinely exploited vulnerabilities in 2021 The Record by Recorded Future In addition to the much-discussed, widely abused Log4j vulnerability and the Microsoft Exchange email server bugs, the top 15 list includes ... Flag as irrelevant
	Nine Microsoft vulnerabilities in top 15 exploited routinely in 2021 - iTWire iTWire Among these were six remotely exploitable flaws in Microsoft Exchange Server. Four of these flaws were given the name ProxyLogon. Flag as irrelevant
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