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7 Mar, 4 tweets, 2 min read
Statement on Microsoft Exchange Server Vulnerabilities ow.ly/Yp9950DS4s0
The #FBI and our interagency and private sector partners are tracking Microsoft’s emergency patch for previously unknown vulnerabilities in email server software. Network owners should immediately patch their systems to help protect against attacks. #Cybersecurity
However, patching does not remediate compromised servers. Organizations that know they have compromised servers should immediately contact their local FBI office. ow.ly/PJ6u50DSijA
Microsoft has released an updated script that scans email server log files for indicators of compromise associated with the vulnerabilities. You can learn more about this detection tool at ow.ly/lun750DSikJ.

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