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The latest news, announcements, and perspectives from GreyNoise.

CNN

DHS warns of critical flaw in widely used software

Xakep (Russia)

Zero-day in the Log4j library poses a threat to many applications and servers

MacMagazine (Brazil)

New vulnerability hits services like iCloud, Steam and others

Duo Decipher

Exploitation Attempts Ramp Up Against Critical Log4J Flaw

EveryEye.it (Italy)

Log4j: Java Utility Has a Serious Vulnerability, Minecraft Servers Are Also at Risk?

The Verge

"Extremely bad" vulnerability found in widely used logging system

TechCrunch

Apple iCloud, Twitter and Minecraft vulnerable to "ubiquitous" zero-day flaw

PC Mag

Countless Servers Are Vulnerable to Apache Log4j Zero-Day Exploit

Ars Technica

Zero-day in ubiquitous Log4j tool poses a grave threat to the Internet

VOI (Indonesia)

Spam Anti-Work Manifesto Flood Printer Payment Receipts, Call for Strike?

DailyMail.com (UK)

Hackers are spamming businesses' receipt printers with 'antiwork' Reddit manifestos that include messages like 'are you being underpaid?'

Yahoo Finance

Someone is hacking receipt printers with 'antiwork' messages

TechRadar Pro

Redditors abuse receipt printer bugs to spread their 'anti-work' credo

Daily Beast

Trump Has a Bonkers New Plan to Avenge Big Tech Banishment

The Byte

Hackers Are Spamming Companies' Receipt Printers With Anti-work Manifestos

Gizmodo Australia

Companies' Printers Are Apparently Getting Spammed by Anti-Work Manifestos

Vice

Hackers Are Spamming Businesses' Receipt Printers With 'Antiwork' Manifestos

Dark Reading

Pentagon Partners with GreyNoise to Investigate Internet Scans

Duo Decipher

Scanning Activity for Apache Flaw Began Before Public Disclosure

WFMZ-TV

GreyNoise Named Most Innovative Security Solution of 2021 by the Tech Ascension Awards

Duo Decipher

Apache Fixes Web Server Path Traversal Flaw Under Active Attack

ZDNet

Exploit released for VMware vulnerability after CISA warning

ChannelLife

Security experts weigh in on Microsoft Azure security holes

Data Center Knowledge

OMIGOD Vulnerability Exposes Virtual Machines Running Inside Azure