Microsoft Warns of Chinese Hackers Targeting Email Product ...Middle East

Microsoft said that the group, which it calls “Hafnium,” is targeting vulnerabilities in versions of Exchange Server, an email and calendar application that runs on computer systems in physical offices.

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