Log4j2 vulnerability on year later: 'It is still being exploited'

This month marks the one-year anniversary of the discovery of the Log4j2 vulnerability. Technically, it's a 2021 cybersecurity event. However IT and infosec leaders spent much of 2022 hunting for and patching applications using the buggy open-source logging library module. If they're smart, they'll keep doing it in 2023, says one expert. "Many CISOs may

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