Tens of thousands of internet-exposed Microsoft Exchange servers appear to be affected by the ProxyShell vulnerabilities, and they could get compromised at any moment considering that threat actors are already scanning the web for vulnerable devices.
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At Least 30,000 Internet-Exposed Exchange Servers Vulnerable to ProxyShell Attacks
Tens of thousands of internet-exposed Microsoft Exchange servers appear to be affected by the ProxyShell vulnerabilities, and they could get compromised at any moment considering that threat actors are already scanning the web for vulnerable devices. The post At Least 30,000 Internet-Exposed Exchange Servers Vulnerable to ProxyShell Attacks appeared first on SecurityWeek.

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