Mitigate Microsoft Exchange Server Attacks
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What are the Microsoft Exchange Server attacks?
Microsoft announced four critical zero-day Microsoft Exchange Server vulnerabilities on March 2. HAFNIUM, an advanced threat actor group assessed to be state-sponsored, and other threat actors across the globe have been attacking organizations by exploiting these vulnerabilities. Hundreds of thousands of organizations are believed to be affected by these attacks. If exploited, an organization can suffer a complete email system takeover, a potential installation of malware to grant long-term access to environments, or lateral movement inside the organization by the attacker.
CISO's Corner: The Microsoft Exchange Server Attacks Should Change Your Security Mindset
Hundreds of thousands of organizations are reported to have been affected by the Microsoft Exchange Server attacks. HAFNIUM, an advanced threat actor group assessed to be state-sponsored, and numerous other threat actors across the globe have been attacking organizations by exploiting critical zero-day vulnerabilities in Microsoft Exchange Servers.
HAFNIUM, China Chopper and ASP.NET Runtime
The recent Microsoft Exchange Server zero-day exploits have seen tens of thousands of organizations compromised by HAFNIUM and numerous other threat actor groups. Working closely with our customers across the globe, we have quickly been able to identify and isolate attributes of those attacks – particularly the China Chopper web shell that is being uploaded to compromised IIS servers.
Trustwave's Action Response to the Microsoft Exchange Server Zero-Day Vulnerabilities and Attacks
A Microsoft report indicated that the named vulnerabilities were being exploited in the wild by a new threat actor group Microsoft named HAFNIUM. According to Microsoft, HAFNIUM is a group assessed to be state-sponsored and operating out of China, based on observed victimology, tactics and procedures.
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