Summary
IBM X-Force Incident Command is following a recent disclosure regarding a vulnerability in the in the Log4j Java library. A report by LunaSec details the vulnerability as well as mitigation strategies for the vulnerability.
Threat Type
Vulnerability
Overview
***UPDATE #9, January 5, 2021***
One of the largest cryptocurrency platforms in Vietnam (ONUS) has been hacked using the Log4Shell vulnerability. The payment software used by ONUS, Cyclos was compromised and escalated due to misconfigurations an
Video game downloads and console updates helped game industry traffic peak at 125% above average on Christmas day according to Akamai, which supports more than 225 game publishers globally.
The last weeks of 2021 got quite interesting for security professionals and software engineers.
Apache’s log4j library and its now prominent Java Naming and Directory Interface support, which enables easy remote code execution, made the news across the industry.
What makes Log4Shell scary is the widespread adoption of the Log4j library amongst Java applications, and the ease of remote exploitation.
A dangerous combination.
Patches got released, bypasses were discovered more patches were released and so forth.
In preparation for an upcoming FOR500 class I thought I would test out one of the recent additions to the class. This post by my colleague Zach shows that Win10 1903 and later has a registry key that will store the full path of any executable that utilises the computers camera or microphone. Zach shows […]