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CXmal/WebAgnt-A continuously intercepted by Sophos on Exchange Server - Have I been hacked?

Matteo Vinti

Hi,

I have an Exchange server 2019 wich have not been correctly patched since one month ago; it had Sophos Advanced Endopoint installed allready + Sophos Firewall Intercept X in front (protected by WAF - no DNAT)

I started questioning my self as soon as I noticed some notifications about Sophos deliting some "CXmal/WebAgnt-A" in www/inetpub folders

Searching around I saw that these might be related to ProxyShell vulnerabilities, this server wasn't correctly patch with last cumulative updates so I did everything it needed...

Then I made a quite deep search with Micrisoft Scripts (TestProxylogon + others found here https://github.com/microsoft/CSS-Exchange/tree/main/Security ) and nothing came out so I thought I should be relaxed that this server has not been compromised...

...but then Sophos keeps intercepting this "CXmal/WebAgnt-A" so, my question is: is it normal that I see these notifications? in other words Sophos is doing it's job so there is nothing to worry about?

or may I have to watch something else in this EX server that I didn't realize with those scripts?

Thanks in advance.



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    is it normal that I see these notifications?  No.
    in other words Sophos is doing it's job so there is nothing to worry about? Sophos is doing its job, but these detections come from files that must come from somewhere, so you need to worry about that.

    “First things first, but not necessarily in that order” – Doctor Who

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    is it normal that I see these notifications?  No.
    in other words Sophos is doing it's job so there is nothing to worry about? Sophos is doing its job, but these detections come from files that must come from somewhere, so you need to worry about that.

    “First things first, but not necessarily in that order” – Doctor Who

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