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4-Step Quick Mitigation Plan for Log4j Attacks

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Picus Labs | December 27, 2021

The Blue Report 2024

Get a comprehensive analysis of over 136 million cyber attacks and understand the state of threat exposure management.

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Log4j Vulnerability Explained

The Apache Log4j vulnerability wreaking havoc has a far greater impact than anticipated. We published a detailed blog post about the CVE-2021-44228 Log4j vulnerability and its exploitation on Friday, 10th December. However, we have seen that there is still a great panic despite a patch being available for Log4j.

Apache Log4j is a widely used Java library used in many commercial and open-source software products as a Java logging framework. The CVE-2021-44228 is a remote code execution (RCE) vulnerability that can be exploited without authentication. The vulnerability's criticality is rated as 10 (out of 10) in the common vulnerability scoring system (CVSS).

You can discover how the Picus platform can help you reduce risk and optimize your security controls to prevent exploitation by reading this report.

See our latest infographic to learn more about Log4j Vulnerabilities

How Can I Test My Security Controls with Picus in Minutes?

  • Simulate Log4Shell exploits
  • Test your WAF, IPS, and NGFW against Log4j attacks
  • Uncover gaps in your security controls
  • Enable provided prevention signatures to fix gaps
  • Secure your network against Log4j attacks
  • Continuously validate your security controls and Log4j resilience.

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