VMware vCenter Server Attacked Through Log4J Vulnerability

📅 December 20, 2021 - A week ago, we shared the news that a vulnerability was found in Java logging tool Log4J.

The Log4Shell bug is now found to be used by Russian hackers who target VMware vCenter Server instances and encrypt virtual machines with ransomware.

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