Tag: Exchange 2016
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Three years ago I wrote a document titled “Removing Exchange’s ability to impact Tier 0 and Tier 1” that was distributed internally at Microsoft as well as to dozens of Microsoft customers as part of Cybersecurity services delivered through Microsoft Consulting Services (MCS). I had always intended to get this document published publicly, but for…
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Microsoft Exchange Servers are a high value target, making investigation of them during Incident Response vital, but where do you start? What should you look for? Backdoor implants in the form of webshells hiding in OWA are on the rise. Find out how to hunt webshells and differentiate between legitimate use and attacker activity, using…
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I’ll be presenting a brand new session titled “Hunting Webshells on Microsoft Exchange Server” at the 2017 SANS Threat Hunting and Incident Response Summit in New Orleans on April 18th and 19th! My session abstract:“Microsoft Exchange Servers are a high value target, making investigation of them during Incident Response vital, but where do you start?…
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Ever since last month’s announcement that Microsoft SQL Server will be coming to Linux, quiet rumors have been floating around that some of Microsoft’s other Enterprise Products, such as Exchange Server, may follow suit. With this week’s announcement at the Build conference about the popular Linux shell “BASH” coming to Windows, I decided it was time to see…
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Exchange 2016 has been officially released! Read the official announcement here: http://aka.ms/msexchange2016 More to come soon. Josh BryantCybersecurity Product Leader and internationally recognized Speaker at several Information Security conferences and events with over 26 years of experience as a proven leader in Cybersecurity, Product Management, Threat Hunting, Incident Response, IT Management, IT Architecture, IT Operations,…