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Dutch security agency says 1,200 ‘vulnerable’ Microsoft servers affected by security loophole as data stolen, emails sold online
Some 1,200 Microsoft email servers in the Netherlands are almost certainly infected, the country's National Cyber ​​Security Center (NCSC) said on Tuesday, as it urged companies to update their software and assess the damage. If there are vulnerabilities in the Microsoft Exchange Server, it means that “data is stolen, malware is placed, back doors are built in and mailboxes are offered on the black market,” the NCSC said in a statement. Cybercriminals may also be able to access other systems through Exchange, the NCSC warned, although it did not detail when specific attacks had been carried out or identify any victims.

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