Using log4jscanwin to identify Log4j vulnerabilities on Windows machines
A step-by-step guide on how to identify Log4j vulnerabilities on Windows machines using log4jscanwin
Tag: log4j
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![A step-by-step guide on how to identify Log4j vulnerabilities on Windows machines using log4jscanwin]()
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![A guide to help you discover vulnerable Log4j packages across multiple Linux machines using scripting and the AWS SSM to run commands remotely.]()
How to find vulnerable log4j instances across your AWS EC2 instances
A guide to help you discover vulnerable Log4j packages across multiple Linux machines using scripting and the AWS SSM to run commands remotely.
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![Last week a vulnerability affecting the most common logging packages in Java, Log4j, was made public, complete with exploit code. The vulnerability is rated with a critical severity rating of 10. Successful exploitation allows for a very uncomplicated remote command execution without requiring any authentication over the Internet resulting in a complete compromise of data and system confidentiality, integrity and availability. This blogpost explains the detection methods, exploitation techniques and mitigation instructions of the vulnerability.]()
Log4j (CVE-2021-44228): Detection, Exploitation and Mitigation
Last week a vulnerability affecting the most common logging packages in Java, Log4j, was made public, complete with exploit code. The vulnerability is rated with a critical severity rating of 10. Successful exploitation allows for a very uncomplicated remote command execution without requiring any authentication over the Internet resulting in a complete compromise of data and system confidentiality, integrity and availability. This blogpost explains the detection methods, exploitation techniques and mitigation instructions of the vulnerability.
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![A post about how we performed an analysis of the Kafka connectors in use for a customer to detect if they were vulnerable to the recently discovered Log4j vulnerability - CVE-2021-44228 and CVE-2021-45046.]()
Confluent Kafka Connector Analysis for Log4j (CVE-2021-44228) vulnerability
A post about how we performed an analysis of the Kafka connectors in use for a customer to detect if they were vulnerable to the recently discovered Log4j vulnerability - CVE-2021-44228 and CVE-2021-45046.
