A new attack method targeting Microsoft Outlook Web Application (OWA) allows hackers to collect and retain ownership over a large set of credentials, allowing them to maintain persistent control over an organization's environment.
According to research from Cybereason, the attack involves a malicious module loaded onto Microsoft OWA, an internet-facing webmail server, which enabled the attackers to record authentication credentials and be provided with complete backdoor capabilities.
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According to research from Cybereason, the attack involves a malicious module loaded onto Microsoft OWA, an internet-facing webmail server, which enabled the attackers to record authentication credentials and be provided with complete backdoor capabilities.
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