A deep dive into a real-life Log4j exploitation
Check Point Research reports that the Apache Log4j vulnerability continues to be exploited worldwide in a series of attacks which involve mining of cryptocurrencies. Used in over 44% of global corporate networks, the vulnerability allows hackers to gain control via malicious requests, triggering memory-intensive crypto-mining processes that eat up resources without victims knowing. Solutions include a deep dive into the attack process, malware behaviour, and protection strategies. Immediate support is available from the incident response team, with 30 days of free application security and lifetime protection against Log4j exploits.
Source: blog.checkpoint.com
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