Log4j: 'Vaccine' Released for Exploited Apache Zero Day
Researchers have developed and released an urgent 'vaccine' for a zero-day vulnerability detected in the Java logging library Apache Log4j on Friday. It is reported
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Researchers have developed and released an urgent 'vaccine' for a zero-day vulnerability detected in the Java logging library Apache Log4j on Friday. It is reported
Researchers have developed and released an urgent 'vaccine' for a zero-day vulnerability detected in the Java logging library Apache Log4j on Friday. It is reported
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News broke early Friday morning of a serious 0-day Remote Code Execution exploit in log4j - CVE-2021-44228- the most popular java logging framework used by Java software far and wide. This type of vulnerability is especially dangerous as it can be used to run any code via your software and requires very low skills to pull off from an attacker. Log4j is near ubiquitous in Java applications, so immediate action is needed from software maintainers to patch.
A serious 0-day Remote Code Execution exploit in log4j, the most popular java logging framework, was discovered today. Immediate action is needed from software maintainers.