Butel Long attorney Claudia Rast interviewed by Law360 on Exchange Server Attacks

3.4.2021

Microsoft Alert Law Firms of Exchange Server Attacks

Law360.com

by Steven Lerner  |  March 4, 2021

Law firms and other businesses have been targeted for online attacks through security vulnerabilities in an email server, according to an update this week from the Microsoft Threat Intelligence Center.

The attacks were carried out by a state-sponsored group in China, which Microsoft called Hafnium, that used leased virtual private servers in the United States.

Microsoft said in the Tuesday report there were multiple zero-day attacks, which means that hackers exploited a previously unknown flaw.

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