VMware has published security updates for the critical remote code execution vulnerability known as Spring4Shell, which impacts several of its cloud computing and virtualization products. A list of ...

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The remote code execution (RCE) vulnerability in Spring Core, known as Spring4Shell, is not an "everything's on fire kind of issue," according to Dallas Kaman, one of the security engineers who first ...

Researchers at security firms Trend Micro and Qihoo 360 watched the attacks emerge almost as soon as the bug become public. While Spring4Shell isn't quite as dire as Log4Shell, most security firms, ...

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Roughly one out of six organizations worldwide that are impacted by the Spring4Shell zero-day vulnerability have already been targeted by threat actors, according to statistics from one cybersecurity ...

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On March 29, 2022, ExtraHop's Threat Research team noticed social media chatter regarding a new remote code execution (RCE) vulnerability in the Spring Core Framework and began tracking the issue.

Hype and hyperbole were on full display this week as the security world reacted to reports of yet another Log4Shell. The vulnerability came to light in December and is arguably one of the gravest ...

[Editor’s note: There is a second, fake iteration of this column out today. This is obviously the real column.] An alert from CISA, combined with an unsealed pair of indictments, sheds some new light ...

When a significant vulnerability like Spring4Shell is discovered, how do you determine if you are at risk? Insurance or verification services might require you to run external tests on web properties.