This repo contains operational information regarding the Log4shell vulnerability in the Log4j logging library. Especially CVE-2021-44228 / CVE-2021-45046 and also covers CVE-2021-4104 / CVE-2021-45105. For additional information see:

• NCSC-NL advisory
• MITRE
• EU CSIRT network members advisories, maintained by ENISA
• Log4shell vulnerability overview

For affected organisations and CISOs searching for concise mitigation guidance, the Log4Shell for OES - Full presentation slides for CISOs and techies describes the vulnerability and explains all steps necessary to successfully mitigate the vulnerability (patching is not enough).

Please note that these directories are not complete, and are currently being expanded.

NCSC-NL has published a HIGH/HIGH advisory for the Log4j vulnerability. Normally we would update the HIGH/HIGH advisory for vulnerable software packages, however due to the extensive amounts of expected updates we have created a list of known vulnerable software in the software directory.

If you have any additional information to share relevant to the Log4j vulnerability, please feel free to open a Pull request. New to this? Read how to contribute in GitHub's documentation.

We would like to thank every single one of you that contributed to our GitHub page. NCSC-NL believes the GitHub page is a succes and you made that possible. Below we present a very incomplete list of contributants we consider the repository's hall of fame:

• ANSSI

• BSI/CERT-Bund

• CERT-EU

• Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency CISA

• DCSC

• SURFcert

• SK-CERT

• Z-CERT

• @DFFSpace

• @tintinhamans

• @milankowww

• @MrSeccubus

• @Goldshop

• @RemkoSikkema

• @MetzieNL

• @RobinFlikkema

• @lucasjellema

• @iglocska