Microsoft Exchange Hack Explained: Everything You Need to know

A new day, and a new hack, and this time it’s #Microsoft #Exchange #Hack. A group of hackers out of China that Microsoft has dubbed Hafnium, exploited multiple zero-day vulnerabilities that have existed in the Exchange server codebase since 2010. China or not, here is how experts figure out who is behind an attack. First, the malware itself has tell-tale signs that take you back to the author, like encryption methods for blocks of obfuscated code. There are hints left by the compiler, like Unicode, strings, and then there are tactics, techniques, procedures, or what’s known as the TTP. Anyhow, if you didn’t know, Microsoft Exchange Server is Microsoft's email, calendaring, contact, scheduling, and collaboration platform. It is deployed on the Windows Server OS by medium and large enterprises worldwide. A zero-day vulnerability is a software vulnerability that a vendor or a developer was unaware of. The zero refers to the number of days a vendor has known about the problem. Microsoft Exchange has an enormous customer base and these exploits have been attempted apparently by about a dozen different groups. So, in this video, let’s talk about what happened, who did it, why it matters, and what it means for cybersecurity or IT professionals

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