Welcome to 2019: Your Exchange server can be pwned by an email (and other bugs need fixing)

Among the 49 bug fixes were patches for remote code execution flaws in DHCP (CVE-2019-0547) and an Exchange memory corruption flaw (CVE-2019-0586) that Trend Micro ZDI researcher Dustin Childs warns is particularly dangerous as it can be exploited simply by sending an email to a vulnerable server.

“That’s a bit of a problem, as receiving emails is a big part of what Exchange is meant to do,” Childs explained.

“Microsoft lists this as Important in severity, but taking over an Exchange server by simply sending it an email puts this in the Critical category to me. If you use Exchange, definitely put this high on your test and deploy list.”

Source: Welcome to 2019: Your Exchange server can be pwned by an email (and other bugs need fixing) • The Register

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