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Microsoft has confirmed that the October 2026 Windows Server security updates can cause on-premises Exchange servers to become unstable. Since Patch Tuesday on October 13, admins have reported users unable to sign in to Outlook on the web (OWA), messages stuck in Outlook Outboxes, and mail queues grinding to a halt. The problem affects Exchange [...] The post October Windows Updates Leave Exchange Servers Unstable appeared first on Messageware.
On October 12, Exchange Online administrators found themselves locked out of the Exchange Admin Center (EAC) after a configuration change caused administrators to receive “Internal Server Error” messages when attempting to access the web-based management console. This issue prevented admins from managing Exchange Online resources such as mailboxes and groups, with no workaround available during [...] The post Microsoft Rolls Back Exchange Admin Center Change After Five-Hour Outage appeared first
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Exchange Server Subscription Edition (SE) is now the only supported version of on-premises Exchange, and it’s among the most targeted systems in the enterprise. Exchange Server SE hardening should be the first project after migration, not an afterthought. Microsoft Exchange Server Remains a Prime Target In May 2026, attackers began actively exploiting CVE-2026-42897, a critical [...] The post Exchange Server SE Hardening: 10 Ways to Secure Your Server appeared first on Messageware.
