Log4Shell Shows The Need for "Trustworthy Java"
I think the Java community handled this crisis poorly and needs to do much better next time. What do you think?
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Karsten Silz
3,201 viewsI think the Java community handled this crisis poorly and needs to do much better next time. What do you think?
Brian Vermeer
6,403 viewsA pragmatic guide to Java logging—what should we log, what shouldn’t we log, and how to implement Java logging properly.

Roy van Rijn
3,692 viewsOver the last couple of days (and nights) I’ve been studying the new (extremely dangerous) vulnerability in log4j2 called Log4Shell.

Erik Costlow
11,237 viewsJava developers typically choose from several logging systems or facades. Many of these logging frameworks have grown to work together.
Brian Vermeer
6,533 viewsOn Dec.10, 2021, a new, critical Log4j vulnerability was disclosed: Log4Shell. All current versions of log4j2 up to 2.14.1 are vulnerable.

Geertjan Wielenga
4,240 viewsEverything foojay collected on Log4Shell (CVE-2021-44228): the RCE itself, the LDAP attack vectors on recent JDKs, how to find out what …
Brian Vermeer
6,165 viewsThe Java 17 LTS release brings you significant improvements to prevent malicious deserialization in your java applications.
Brian Vermeer
3,340 viewsOur research team found a correlation between socially trending vulnerabilities and the existence of exploits that can harm your …

Shai Almog
5,142 viewsJava Debug Wire Protocol (a.k.a. JDWP) was designed for testing internally. Opening it to production is a HUGE security and stability …

Sven Ruppert
3,518 viewsNew attack vectors are becoming more and more sophisticated and are directed more and more against the value chain in general!