#Impact client log4j Patch#
NOTE: CMOD Fixpacks with the Log4j patch have been released: CMOD Fixpacks for Log4j CMOD Version Your systems should be patched to log4j 2.16 or higher - a second vulnerability was discovered, and the latest versions disables the features by default. Versions from v2.0 beta9 through 2.14.x are vulnerable to this exploit. National Institute of Standards and Technologyĭiscussion of log4j v1.x susceptibility to this exploit on GitHub Affected Versions of Log4j
#Impact client log4j software#
Here are some announcements from trusted sources of information on software vulnerabilities:Īnnouncement of the issue on the developer website See Content Manager OnDemand FixPacks and Security Bulletins for links to IBM Fix Central UPDATE: CMOD 10.5 FixPack 4 updates Log4j in all components. If your CMOD / ODWEK / ICN solution includes WebSphere, please review the following TechNote: Multiple vulnerabilities in Apache log4j affect the IBM WebSphere Application Server Is IBM Content Manager OnDemand (CMOD) Version 10.1 impacted by the log4j security vulnerabilities related to CVE-2021-44228?
Is IBM Content Manager OnDemand (CMOD) Version 10.5 impacted by the log4j security vulnerabilities related to CVE-2021-44228? There are now official TechNotes from IBM on the CMOD / Log4j issue: This issue has been assigned the following designation: CVE-2021-44228 and scores a 10 out of 10 on the Common Vulnerability Scoring System (CVSS)
#Impact client log4j code#
Other Remote Control components do not use the Log4j component.This article discusses IBM Content Manager OnDemand (CMOD), the OnDemand Web Enablement Kit (ODWEK), IBM Content Navigator (ICN) and the Apache Log4j library, for which a Remote Code Execution (RCE) vulnerability is actively being exploited, which can give attackers elevated access, or effective control of the affected servers. This version does not provide the JNDI dynamic lookup feature and appears to be not affected. Apply one of the workarounds as described in the KB article at īigFix Remote Control Server uses Log4j version 1.2.x.The BigFix core platform - Root Server, Relay, Client, Web Reports, and WebUI - do not make use of the Log4j components and are not impacted.īigFix Compliance, BigFix Remote Control, BigFix Inventory’s “Virtual Machine Manager” (VMM) component and “SAP Tool” component, BigFix Server Automation’s Orchestrator Engine, and the BigFix Management Extender for VMWare VCenter do make use of Log4j components. For maximum safety though we can recommend workarounds to reduce potential impacts. We have not yet confirmed any areas where we have an actual vulnerability – where we accept user input, and where the Log4j component is configured for dynamic lookups based on that user-provided input. While our development teams are continuing to evaluate our product line and areas that need to be addressed, we can share that there are some areas where customers can take action to reduce any potential risk in our products.īigFix does use the affected Log4j components in several areas. This will be updated over time with additional workaround instructions. The BigFix team has published a knowledge article at referencing where BigFix may be impacted and workarounds that should be applied. This new thread is to address areas where BigFix components themselves can be affected. The BigFix team has coordinated community responses to help identify applications where affected Log4j components may be in use, in the Forum thread at Log4j CVE-2021-44228. By now, many of us are familiar with reported critical vulnerabilities in Log4j, a common logging component used in many Java applications.
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