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The U.S. National Security Agency discovered and notified Microsoft of two Exchange Server vulnerabilities that could allow hackers to persistently access and control enterprise networks. The latest flaws impact on-premises Microsoft Exchange Servers 2013, 2016, and 2019, and could be exploited by adversaries to gain access and maintain persistence on the target host, according to the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency. These flaws are likely to be weaponised, and CISA said there�...

NSA Alerts Microsoft To Series Of Critical Vulnerabilities In Microsoft Exchange Email App The National Security Agency (NSA) said Tuesday that it had alerted Microsoft to "a series of critical vulnerabilities" in the Microsoft Exchange email application, prompting the company to issue a new patch.  In a blog post, Microsoft said it had "not seen" the vulnerabilities used against its customers, but urged users to install timely updates.  "[G]iven recent adversary focus on Exchange, we recomme...

The White House Cybersecurity is a top priority for the Biden Administration and we’re committed to sharing actionable and timely information to help the American public operate safely online. Microsoft released a set of Exchange patches today that are critical. We urge all owners and operators of Microsoft Exchange Servers to apply these latest patches immediately. The U.S. Government will lead by example – we are requiring all agencies to immediately patch their Exchange servers, as well....

QFFD hosts 87th meeting of Arab Coordination Group  09 Apr 2021 - 10:03 The Peninsula Qatar Fund for Development (QFFD) hosted the 87th meeting of the Arab Coordination Group, at the level of managers to discuss subjects of common interest in the development and humanitarian sector. QFFD is hosting this meeting for the first time since joining in 2014. This meeting aims to enhance coordination and increase the effectiveness of development interventions. During the meeting, views were exchang...

ENISA Publishes Threat Landscape Reports for 2020 On October 20, 2020, the European Union Agency for Cybersecurity ("ENISA") published a series of reports on the threat landscape in 2020. The reports focused on, among other things, malware, data breaches, ransomware attacks, information leakage, and phishing attacks. The reports identified and evaluated the top cybersecurity threats for the period of January 2019-April 2020. ENISA Publishes Guidelines for Securing the IoT Supply Chain On Nove...

Details of the 2020 SolarWinds attack continue to unfold, and it may be years before the final damages can be tallied. While it is “hard to say” if the SolarWinds software supply-chain compromise will become known as the highest-impact cyber intrusion ever, it did catch “many people off guard” despite the security industry’s frequent warnings that supply chains pose substantial risks, according to Eric Parizo, principal analyst of security operations at Omdia, a global research firm. ...

Joint statement on the release of flight PS752 safety report Joint statement from the International Coordination and Response Group for the victims of Flight PS752 on the release of Irans final safety investigation report. From: 17 March 2021 The International Coordination and Response Group for the victims of Flight PS752 today issued the following joint statement: We, Ministers representing Afghanistan, Canada, Sweden, Ukraine, and the United Kingdom, have taken note of the release of the...

Date Time On release of flight PS752 safety report The International Coordination and Response Group for the victims of Flight PS752 today issued the following joint statement: We, Ministers representing Afghanistan, Canada, Sweden, Ukraine, and the United Kingdom, have taken note of the release of the Islamic Republic of Iran’s final safety investigation report into the downing of Ukraine International Airlines Flight 752 (PS752). The Coordination Group countries will now carefully review th...

The White House Statement by White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki: Last week the National Security Council (NSC) established a Unified Coordination Group (UCG), a task force composed of representatives from the FBI, CISA, and ODNI, with support from the NSA, to drive a whole-of-government response to the Microsoft Exchange vulnerabilities. On Monday, the NSC convened a UCG leadership meeting, which included private sector members for the first time, coordinating our respective response efforts...

Photo: Pixabay The White House on Wednesday unveiled the formation of a Unified Coordination Group to lead the governments response to attacks exploiting unpatched vulnerabilities in on-premises Microsoft Exchange email servers. Representatives of the FBI, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency and the Office of the Director of National Intelligence are participating in the new group. The National Security Agency is providing support. The group, which was established last week, he...