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Microsoft says that new subscribers of Exchange Online will no longer get Remote PowerShell starting from April 1.

ProxyShellMiner exploits three vulnerabilities in Microsoft Exchange servers to install a Monero crypto miner.

Microsoft says the only way to ensure security on Exchange Server is to keep the service on the latest builds.

Microsoft is surveying IT admins to see if they would want to see automatic Exchange Server updates in the future.

The Gemini cryptocurrency exchange is accused of misleading and selling interest accounts to investors without registering them.

Rackspace says a security incident affecting its Microsoft Exchange hosted services is causing Office apps to be unavailable to customers.

Microsoft says Exchange Online users who still use Basic Auth are at risk from more frequent password spraying attacks.

Scammers are creating GitHub repositories to sell fake exploits for two Microsoft Exchange Server zero-day vulnerabilities.

Microsoft’s promised day of disabling Basic Auth in Exchange Online is finally here, with the company pointing to OAuth 2.0.

Microsoft Exchange Server has two new 0-day vulnerabilities, including one that could allow a remote code execution attack.

Microsoft will not release the next Exchange Server until 2025, although Exchange Server 2019 will get a new update.

Microsoft is giving Exchange Server admins the option of manually installing updates vis .exe files to avoid issues.

Microsoft says Basic Auth on Exchange Online will be removed from October 1, 2022, replaced by Modern Authentication.

The Hive ransomware-as-a-service is targeting vulnerable Microsoft Exchange Server customers who have not patched their systems.

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Microsoft says from November 1, Outlook 2010 and older will no longer have access to Microsoft 365 Exchange servers.

Researchers for security firm Sophos says the LockFile ransomware targeting Microsoft Exchange servers uses “intermittent encryption”.

A new Microsoft Exchange Server exploit places the LockFile ransomware on a network, sparking new security concerns.

Cisco Talos has published its second quarter threat report for 2021, showing Microsoft Exchange Server attacks with the biggest security breach.