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By Ry Crozier on Mar 9, 2021 12:48PM No data exfiltrated. The European Banking Authority’s email servers were breached using a flaw in Microsoft’s Exchange Server, but the authority said no data had been taken. The EBA is an independent EU Authority “which works to ensure effective and consistent prudential regulation and supervision across the European banking sector”, according to its website. It disclosed a cyber attack on its email servers o...

Filed to:anton ivanov Photo: David Ramos, Getty Images To sign up for our daily newsletter covering the latest news, features and reviews, head HERE. For a running feed of all our stories, follow us on Twitter HERE. Or you can bookmark the Gizmodo Australia homepage to visit whenever you need a news fix. Last week, Microsoft announced that the on-premises version of its widely used email and calendaring product Exchange had several previously undisclosed security flaws. These flaws, the company...

The European Banking Authority (EBA) is the latest victim of a large-scale cyber-hacking attack connected to the Chinese regime.

Microsoft issued a patch for unsupported versions of Microsoft Exchange servers in an attempt to lessen the blow of newsly uncovered flaws.

ADVERTISEMENT The New York Times reported earlier this week that this response will kick off over the next few weeks, with the U.S. launching a series of “clandestine” actions against Russia, along with imposing sanctions and Biden signing an executive order to bolster federal cybersecurity.  While the administration has had weeks to formulate a response to Russia, the investigation into the Chinese exploitation of Microsoft vulnerabilities is just beginning. The White House National Secur...

Microsoft Exchange hack, larger than originally believed, prompts emergency task force SHARE A campaign by Chinese hackers that targeted Microsoft Corp.’s Exchange Server, an attack Microsoft warned about earlier this month, is larger than originally believed and has prompted the establishment of an emergency task force. The vulnerabilities are being exploited by a group dubbed Hafnium, which is described as being “highly skilled and sophisticated.” The group app...

Among the 30,000 victims of the Hafnium attack in the U.S. are a disproportionate number of local governments, security experts said.

Press Release:     The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) strongly urges its partners to follow guidance provided to Federal Civilian Executive Branch Departments and Agencies HERE. This CISA Emergency Directive outlines key steps federal officials must take to immediately address this vulnerability. We cannot stress enough the seriousness of this vulnerability; it is widespread and is indiscriminate.     As a follow up to the conference call CISA held earlier today ...

Share this article Share this article BREA, Calif., March 9, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Milton Security, a leading provider of Threat Hunting as a Service, XDR & MDR (MxDR) SOC Services, announced today the Milton Argos Platform (MAP) 2.0 is successful in locating potential Exchange Server attacks, including the four recent zero-day vulnerabilities that have been actively exploited on over 30,000 servers. The AI assisted threat hunting tool uses Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning coupled w...

US government officials weigh in on the attacks and malicious activity, which researchers believe may be the work of multiple groups.