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Alert: Keylogger Malware Hijacks Microsoft Exchange Servers – African and Middle Eastern Entities Under Cyber Siege!
Cyber villains are sneakily keylogging their way through the Middle East and Africa, leveraging ancient spells—er, flaws—in Microsoft Exchange Server. With a digital sleight of hand, they’ve left over 30 entities fumbling for their credentials since 2021. Keep your eyes peeled for the clkLgn() mischief!

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Well, it seems like someone's been playing too much "Spy vs. Spy" in the tech realm. Those sneaky threat actors are at it again, turning Microsoft Exchange Servers into their own personal confessionals where the passwords are the sins. And if you're in Africa or the Middle East, you might want to double-check your server's diary entries. It's like a digital "Ocean’s Eleven," but instead of robbing casinos, they're lifting credentials. Who knew cybersecurity could have such a soap opera twist?