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The Hafnium hacking group in China has allegedly hacked at least 30,000 organizations in the United States using Microsoft Exchange Server, with the group said to have increased its activity in the wake of the hacks initial reports.

Microsoft announced this week that another one of its email products, Exchange, had been compromised by a hacking campaign. This recent hack is

As noted in an alert published by the US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) on Saturday, Microsofts team has published a script on GitHub that can check the security status of Exchange servers.  The script has been updated to include indicators of compromise (IOCs) linked to four zero-day vulnerabilities found in Microsoft Exchange Server.  On March 2, the tech giant warned of the active exploit of the zero-days by a state-sponsored Chinese threat group called Hafnium....

Chinese state-sponsored group Hafnium reportedly used four zero-day flaws in Microsoft Exchange Server to infiltrate at least 30,000 organizations in the US.

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According to KrebsOnSecurity, the China-based espionage group exploited four vulnerabilities in Microsoft Exchange Server email software.The

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The hackers started their attack in January but escalated their efforts in recent weeks, security experts say. Business and government agencies were affected.

At least 30,000 U.S. governmental and commercial organizations have been hacked via a recently discovered Microsoft Exchange Server exploit. One source told the Wall Street Journal that the actual number of organizations impacted could reach 250,000. Cybersecurity experts believe the hackers had access to Microsoft customers' systems for about two months before the tech giant patched the problem.

Microsoft said a 'highly skilled and sophisticated' state-sponsored group operating from China has been trying to steal information from U.S. targets.