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FortiGuard Outbreak Alert
A zero-day vulnerability has been discovered in Log4j, a Java-based logging utility that is part of Apache Logging Services Project. Deployed on millions of servers, this vulnerability can be exploited to allow for remote code execution and total system control on vulnerable systems.
Because this vulnerability affects so many platforms and applications, FortiGuard Labs has issued a FortiGuard Outbreak Alert on Log4j . It will help you understand what happened, the technical details of the vulnerability and how organizations can protect themselves from exploits of the vulnerability and others like it. The Outbreak Alert will provide: *An explanation of the vulnerability and the specific technology affected
*Applicable patches and/or mitigation recommendations
*What Fortinet products, if deployed, would break the attack sequence
*Threat Hunting tools from Fortinet to help you determine if you were affected
Fortinet has additional research relating to Log4j. This blog discusses the vulnerability, what protections Fortinet has in place to protect our customers, and the work being done to ensure that Fortinet products are not susceptible to this vulnerability. This Threat Signal provides answers to some additional questions surrounding the vulnerability.
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