[German]Looks like we're heading for the next cyberattack disaster. Network scans by security researchers have found around 20,000 Microsoft Exchange servers that are accessible via the internet and vulnerable to remote code attacks. The Exchange servers are located in Asia, Europe and the USA and can no longer be patched as they have reached the end of their life cycle and have fallen out of support. A worthwhile target for cyber attackers, who can no longer keep up as quickly as security gaps grow on the Internet.
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