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CISA sees no significant harm from Log4j flaws but worries about future attacks

11
Jan
2022
CISA sees no significant harm from Log4j flaws but worries about future attacks

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Officials at the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) say that despite initial fears of widespread compromise, they have yet to see significant harm stemming from a vulnerability in the Java-based Log4j logging utility that became public in December. They can’t rule out that adversaries haven’t already used the vulnerability to monitor targeted machines silently, however, biding their time for later attacks.

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