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Summary: Microsoft patched an Exchange Server privilege-escalation flaw on August Patch Tuesday. On August 27, a public PoC dropped, tied to a Pwn2Own-grade exploit chain capable of full, unauthenticated server takeover. If you run Exchange on-prem, patch now. Timeline August Patch Tuesday — Microsoft ships a fix for CVE-2026-62911 as part of its regular Exchange [...] The post CVE-2026-62911: Exchange Server PoC Is Public — Patch Now appeared first on Messageware.
CVE-2026-45504 is a low-privileged, authenticated Exchange mailbox user can trick on-prem Exchange into reading arbitrary local files (config files, credential material) via a WOPI/WAC URL-parsing flaw. Microsoft patched it June 9, 2026. A public PoC dropped June 24, 2026. If you haven't patched, do it now, exploitability just went from "less likely" to "trivial." Summary [...] The post CVE-2026-45504: Public PoC Exploit Released appeared first on Messageware.
