To folks wondering what the issue is about, I'll give a short summary that I myself needed.Typically a logging library has one job to do: swallow the string as if it's some black box and spit it elsewhere as per provided configurations. Log4j though, doesn't treat strings as black boxes. It inspects its contents and checks if it contains any "variables" that need to be resolved before spitting out
A JOURNEY FROM JNDI/LDAP MANIPULATION TO REMOTE CODE EXECUTION DREAM LAND Alvaro Muñoz (@pwntester) Oleksandr Mirosh Who are we ⢠Alvaro Muñoz (@pwntester) ⢠Principal Security Researcher, HPE Fortify ⢠Oleksandr Mirosh ⢠Senior QA Engineer, HPE Fortify Agenda ⢠Introduction to JNDI ⢠JNDI Injection ⢠RMI Vector ⢠Demo: EclipseLink/TopLink ⢠CORBA Vector ⢠LDAP Vector ⢠LDAP Entry Poisoning ⢠Demo
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