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Microsoft Defender will automatically prevent Exchange server exploits – Engadget
Microsoft Defender Antivirus has been updated so that it automatically mitigates CVE-2021-26855 on vulnerable Exchange servers.
Microsoft has been rolling out one security measure after another ever since it discovered that bad actors have been exploiting four zeroday flaws in Exchange Server. Its latest step is updating the Microsoft Defender Antivirus so that it automatically mitigates CVE-2021-26855, which is the most critical vulnerability among the four. Since it serves as the entry point to be able to exploit the three other flaws, preventing perpetrators from being able to take advantage of it takes priority. Customers…
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