New: It's a race against the clock to patch and expel the hackers exploiting this new wave of Exchange server zero-days. But smaller organizations across the U.S. — like schools and local governments — face an uphill battle. https://t.co/g4QGMZFpGi

— Zack Whittaker (@zackwhittaker) March 10, 2021

週末からずっと騒がれているマイクロソフトアウトルックへの大掛かりなハッキングについて。 https://t.co/nXNwPuF7pc

— じぇい (@17296Jay18416) March 10, 2021

Microsoft's big email hack: What happened, who did it, and why it matters https://t.co/umPcL2vh1g

— CNBC Tech (@CNBCtech) March 9, 2021

“That means the vulnerabilities the attackers exploited have been in the Microsoft Exchange Server code base for more than 10 years,” https://t.co/9OklIzPyxq

— The Grey Man (@IntelOperator) March 10, 2021

Microsoft's big email hack: What happened, who did it, and why it matters https://t.co/abOm1e83bH

— CNBC (@CNBC) March 9, 2021

Many security experts remain alarmed about the large, Chinese-linked hack of Microsoft's Exchange email service a week after the attack was first reported. https://t.co/QtD4TjoCOY

— CNN International (@cnni) March 10, 2021

Many security experts remain alarmed about the large, Chinese-linked hack of Microsoft's Exchange email service a week after the attack was first reported. https://t.co/RWd01cEqMD

— CNN (@CNN) March 10, 2021

Many security experts remain alarmed about the large, Chinese-linked hack of Microsoft's Exchange email service a week after the attack was first reported. https://t.co/EpyY1adSGn

— CNN International (@cnni) March 10, 2021

Many security experts remain alarmed about the large, Chinese-linked hack of Microsoft's Exchange email service a week after the attack was first reported. https://t.co/1CodCQSNaH

— CNN Business (@CNNBusiness) March 10, 2021

Many security experts remain alarmed about the large, Chinese-linked hack of Microsoft's Exchange email service a week after the attack was first reported. https://t.co/AbeJZoq2Nx

— CNN Business (@CNNBusiness) March 10, 2021