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September 12, 2022
Primary targets are companies in the US, Canada, and Japan
September 12, 2022
Top targets are companies in the US, Canada, and Japan
February 18, 2022
Cybersecurity researchers said that the Iranian group of hackers attacked the VMware servers in the latest Log4j security exploit.
December 22, 2021
According to experts, the ransomware attacks that exploit the Log4j vulnerability are now getting worse. Researchers found at least two families of malware strain linked up to the vulnerability. Cybersecurity warnings are currently being issued to Linux and Windows users.
December 22, 2021
Federal agencies in the United States, as well as top cybersecurity agencies in the other countries that make up the Five Eyes intelligence alliance, warned Wednesday that hackers are “actively exploitin
December 21, 2021
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is expanding its recently announced bug bounty program for cyber vulnerabilities to include incentives for hackers to hunt down issues related to the Apache logging library
December 20, 2021
Belgium’s Ministry of Defense was recently hacked by attackers exploiting the massive vulnerability in Apache logging library log4j that has become a worldwide security concern, according to multiple reports.
December 17, 2021
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
December 17, 2021
Federal agencies on Friday were ordered to immediately investigate and patch systems to prevent exploitation of a massive vulnerability in Apache logging library log4j that has been increasingly used by nations and
December 14, 2021
What is Log4j? It is a Java-based logging library developed by the Apache Software Foundation. Log4j is used by a range of services such as Apple iCloud, Minecraft, Amazon, among many others. Here’s what is the vulnerability that everyone is talking about.