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ProxyShell vs. ProxyLogon: What's the Difference? | Huntress

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ProxyShell vs. ProxyLogon: What's the Difference? | Huntress

ProxyShell and ProxyLogon are two separate vulnerabilities affecting Microsoft Exchange on-premises servers, occurring in August 2021 and March 2021 respectively. The article compares and contrasts these two exploit families to help security teams understand their distinct characteristics and impacts.

Why it matters: Exchange administrators and security teams need to distinguish between these vulnerabilities to ensure they have applied the correct patches and mitigations for their on-premises infrastructure.

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ProxyShell vs. ProxyLogon: What's the Difference? | Huntress

ProxyShell and ProxyLogon are two separate vulnerabilities affecting Microsoft Exchange on-premises servers, occurring in August 2021 and March 2021 respectively. The article compares and contrasts these two exploit families to help security teams understand their distinct characteristics and impacts.

Why it matters: Exchange administrators and security teams need to distinguish between these vulnerabilities to ensure they have applied the correct patches and mitigations for their on-premises infrastructure.

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