One of the biggest flaws exploited by Salt Typhoon Hackers has had a patch available for years


  • A security vulnerability in Microsoft's exchange servers remains largely unblinking
  • A fix was issued four years ago, but some users clearly didn't update
  • This glitch may have helped the hacking group saltio group

Critical security vulnerabilities seem to be a regular occurrence in technology reports, with countless patches and updates to keep track of, but this Microsoft Exchange Server flaw could be one to take very seriously.

Most of us will be familiar with the major incident in which 9 US telecom giants were breached in what appeared to be a Chinese state-sponsored cyber displacement campaign. The attack, attributed to the hacking group Salt Typhoon, is said to have exploited, in part, a known critical security flaw in Microsoft Exchange Server.

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