A newly disclosed Apache Log4j2 issue could allow attackers to bypass a deserialization allowlist and execute code remotely in narrowly defined deployments. The issue, tracked as Log4j2 #4255, affects applications that accept serialized Log4j events through a network-accessible Java deserialization path. The reported weakness involves Log4j’s FilteredObjectInputStream, a utility designed to restrict which Java classes […]
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