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Uninvited Tech Terror: The Ubiquiti UniFi Vulnerability Saga
In this tech tale, we unravel the saga of a sneaky vulnerability in Ubiquiti UniFi’s bundled log4j, which allows remote code execution. Users of versions greater than or equal to 6.5.55, it’s time to upgrade and kick this uninvited guest out!
Hot Take:
Well, here's another tale of tech terror fresh off the press! This time, the villain of the piece is a pesky little vulnerability in the log4j of Gentoo Linux's Ubiquiti UniFi. This bugger is like that uninvited party guest who not only drinks all your expensive wine but also fiddles with your stereo system - it's facilitating remote code execution! So, if you've been happily using versions greater than or equal to 6.5.55, it's time to put on your superhero cape and upgrade to the latest version.Already a member? Log in here