Cyber criminals are installing cryptojacking malware on unpatched Microsoft Exchange servers
Cyber attackers are scanning the internet for vulnerable Microsoft Exchange servers they can exploit to mine for cryptocurrency. "It's basically free money rolling in for the attackers," warn cybersecurity researchers.
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