Log4j Vulnerability

Log4Shell Vulnerability | Why it Still Exists and How to Protect Yourself | Contrast Security

Log4Shell Vulnerability | Why it Still Exists and How to Protect Yourself | Contrast Security

| | Application Detection and Response (ADR), CISA Log4Shell, Contrast One, Log4j Vulnerability, Log4Shell attacks, Log4Shell exploit, Log4Shell remediation, managed security service providers, open source security risks, SBOM, software supply chain security, Third-party software vulnerabilities, Vulnerability Management
Three years ago, Log4Shell was the worst holiday gift ever for security teams, particularly given that it was wrapped in a CISA order to patch by Christmas Eve.  ...
AppSec Observer
Log4Shell Vulnerability | Log4j Still Being Exploited | Contrast Security

Log4Shell Vulnerability | Log4j Still Being Exploited | Contrast Security

| | Application Security, Attack Detection and Response (ADR), CVE-2021-44228, Cybersecurity, Log4j remediation, Log4j Vulnerability, Log4Shell attacks, Log4Shell exploit, Log4Shell Vulnerability, Vulnerability Management
Three years ago this month, the security world found out about a massive vulnerability in the Log4j library. Log4Shell attacks began within hours. They haven't stopped, because, remarkably, many organizations haven't fixed ...
AppSec Observer
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Finite State Adds Binary Analysis to Catch Zero-Days

| | application binaries, Application Security, Connected Devices, edge, Finite State, Log4j Vulnerability, supply chain security
Finite State this week has added a binary analysis capability that enables device manufacturers to more easily identify zero-day vulnerabilities in software. Jeff Martin, vice president of product for Finite State, said ...
Security Boulevard

FTC Issues Log4j Remediation Warning

| | cybersecurity posture, Log4j Vulnerability, System Integrity Assurance
In a recent post, the Federal Trade Commission warns of potential legal consequences for organizations who do not "mitigate known software vulnerabilities".  Due to the fallout of the recent Log4j exploits, it ...
Cimcor Blog