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As the world scrambles to plug serious security bugs that can derail the Internet for millions, Google has said that more than 35,000 Java packages, amounting to over 8 per cent of the Maven Central repository (the most significant Java package ...

2021 will be remembered as the most disruptive year so far when it came to cyber attacks, with ransomware impacting businesses and governments — including critical infrastructure — as never before.

Cyber criminals are making thousands of attempts to exploit a second vulnerability involving a Java logging system called Apache log4j2. 📲 More Than 35,000 Java Packages Impacted by Log4j Vulnerabilities, Says Google.

Here's an overview of some of last week's most interesting news, articles and interviews: Log4Shell: A new fix, details of active attacks, and risk

As the world scrambles to plug serious security bugs that can derail the Internet for millions, Google has said that more than 35,000 Java packages, amounting to over 8 per cent of the Maven Central repository (the most significant Java package repository), have been impacted by the recently disclosed vulnerabilities with widespread fallout across the software industry.

The Apache Log4j vulnerability is garnering significant attention throughout the public and private sectors. There are reportedly upwards of 100 million devices and servers affected by the security flaw.

Apache Issues 3rd Patch to Fix New High-Severity Log4j Vulnerability | Read latest news headlines on latest news and technical coverage on cybersecurity, infosec and hacking.

A new local attack vector just expanded the attack surface of critical Log4j vulnerability.

CISA & director of cybersecurity at National Security Agency NSA alerting public of a critical vulnerability within the Apache Log4j Java logging framework. Log4j vulnerability allows threat actors to remotely execute code both on-premises and within cloud-based application servers

Anne Arundel County’s Office of Information Technology is working as quickly as possible to shut down online services that contain a software vulnerability that an unidentified group of hackers exploited over the weekend.