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An anonymous reader quotes a report from The Register: Two years after the Log4Shell vulnerability in the open source Java-based Log4j logging utility was disclosed, circa one in four applications are dependent on outdated libraries, leaving them open to exploitation. Research from security shop Ver...

Two years after the Log4Shell vulnerability in the open source Java-based Log4j logging utility was disclosed, circa one in four applications are dependent on…

New report predicts the Log4J risk will continue for years.

The hack of the Colonial pipeline last year set off alarm bells across the energy sector. This year, four security trends pose new threats to gas and

The U.S. cybersecurity agency can't rule out that adversaries are using Log4j to gain persistent access to launch attacks later.

Before the holidays, we warned of a critical vulnerability in a widely-used Java logging utility that could affect tens of thousands of companies.

The Federal Trade Commission has now issued a release warning all companies utilizing the Java-based Log4j to identify and remedy the reported vulnerabilities.

Before the holidays, we warned of a critical vulnerability in a widely-used Java logging utility that could affect tens of thousands of companies. Since that original alert, multiple...

Today's podcast offers advice for defending against Log4Shell attacks and how a ransomware attack on hospitals in Ireland started