The420.In ToddyCat Malware Targets Microsoft Exchange Servers via ProxyLogon Vulnerability
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ToddyCat, a cyber espionage group, has been targeting Microsoft Exchange servers since December 2020. The group initially exploited an unidentified vulnerability but significantly ramped up its operations in February 2021 by leveraging the ProxyLogon vulnerability to compromise servers in various high-profile organizations across multiple continents.
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