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The critical vulnerability disclosed Dec. 10 in Java logging package Log4j has sent shockwaves throughout the industry given how frequently that open-source library is used to develop enterprise software.

December’s Microsoft Patch Tuesday covers 67 security fixes, one of which is a zero-day vulnerability spreading Emotet malware. Five of the other bugs are listed

What's in store for defenders as attackers increasingly try to target the ubiquitous Apache Log4j vulnerability? "Everyone is a target," says veteran

Cybersecurity professionals say China, Iran, and other nations' hackers are exploiting a vulnerability in the open-source logging platform Apache Log4J to get a foothold into networks they intend to breach in the future.

Log4Shell has prompted companies worldwide to audit all software they use and/or develop to check for the presence of vulnerable versions of the Log4j library

Hackers rush to exploit the vulnerability to steal data, deploy ransomware, install back doors, create botnets, and mine cryptocurrencies.

Security and IT teams racing to mitigate the threat posed by the ubiquitous Apache Log4j 2.14 flaw are facing a new problem: Which version of the patched software

The cyber threat Apache Log4j is far from over, as cybersecurity experts found a second vulnerability in the system. As it looks, many malicious actors continue to exploit the Apache Log4j vulnerability.

Cybersecurity professionals say China, Iran, and other nations' hackers are exploiting a vulnerability in the open-source logging platform Apache Log4J to get a foothold into networks they intend to breach in the future.

The company also warns that cybercriminal groups are exploiting the flaw, likely to launch ransomware attacks.