On December 9, 2021, a critical zero-day vulnerability affecting Apache’s Log4j2 library, a Java-based logging utility, was disclosed to the world and broke the internet. As the third most used ...

Everyone is talking about Log4Shell, a zero-day remote code execution exploit in versions of log4j, the popular open source Java logging library. In fact, I’ve received so many emails from PR agencies ...

Security teams around the globe are scrambling to fix Log4Shell, a critical security flaw in Log4j, an open source logging software that’s found practically everywhere from online games to enterprise ...

A newly disclosed remote code execution vulnerability in Spring Core, a widely used Java framework, does not appear to represent a Log4Shell-level threat. Security researchers at several organizations ...

An "extremely bad" Log4Shell exploit was spotted giving hackers an easy way to execute code on machines with the vulnerability. With that, security teams and companies both big and small are all ...

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Log4Shell: Still out there, still dangerous, and how to protect your systems Your email has been sent Barracuda researchers have noticed a steady stream of attacks attempting to exploit the Log4j ...

Imagine the scene: a severe vulnerability emerges that affects organisations worldwide, allowing unauthorised access to highly sensitive data. This scenario happened in late 2021 when a popular open ...

In late November, a cloud-security researcher for Chinese tech giant Alibaba discovered a flaw in a popular open-source coding framework called Log4j. The employee quickly notified Log4j’s parent ...

The ongoing exploit activities of the Log4Shell vulnerability (CVE-2021-44228) in the popular Apache Log4j open source logging tool remain on a high level one year after it was first disclosed on ...

The so-called Log4Shell vulnerability in the Apache Log4j2 Java-based logging library has been described variously as “probably the most critical vulnerability we have seen this year” by Qualys’s ...