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Tradecraft Tuesday Episode 19 Exploiting CVEs and On-Prem Exchange Servers

With the news of the Exchange Server zero-day flaws being exploited by hackers, this month has already seen its fair share of excitement.
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Check out the slides from this Tradecraft Tuesday episode as we unpack the recent news, explore how hackers exploited recent CVEs while using some pretty overt tradecraft, and have a candid discussion on how the attack was much larger than Microsoft suggested.

We also dive into more details on:

  • How these exploits slipped past most preventive security products
  • How the vulnerabilities could be leveraged to gain remote code execution
  • How living-off-the-land techniques were used for post-exploitation and further attacks

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