Researchers have discovered a critical vulnerability in the Exim mail transfer agent, which puts roughly 1.5 million email servers at risk of delivering malware to their users. Exim is a mail transfer ...

Fortunately most use of Exim will not be using its filtering I expect, and that's what this does - it's bypassing it's ability to content filter attachments based on MIME information (so blocking ...

Remote code execution, privilege escalation to root and lateral movement through a victim’s environment are all on offer for the unpatched or unaware. A veritable cornucopia of security ...

Exim servers, estimated to run nearly 57% of the internet's email servers, are now under a heavy barrage of attacks from hacker groups trying to exploit a recent security flaw in order to take over ...

A critical remote command execution (RCE) security flaw impacts over half of the Internet's email servers, security researchers from Qualys have revealed today. The vulnerability affects Exim, a mail ...

The security release, exim-4.96.1, is being published today. “This is a security release,” says Exim on its website. “You should upgrade as soon as possible ...

A critical vulnerability affects hundreds of thousands of email servers. A fix has been released but this flaw affects more than half of the Internet's email servers, and patching the issue will take ...

A fix has been issued for a critical Exim flaw that could lead to servers crashing or remote code execution attacks being launched. A patch has been issued for a critical flaw in the Exim email server ...

A critical remote code execution flaw affects over half of the Internet's email servers, and there's no fix for it available, just yet. The bug is a vulnerability in Exim, a mail transfer agent (MTA), ...

A warning that hackers are exploiting vulnerable email servers doesn't qualify as an unusual event in general. But when that warning comes from the National Security Agency, and the hackers are some ...