I put together this simple application to demonstrate the Log4Shell vulnerability to my colleagues. To exploit the vulnerability, we need an exploit string and a Java Main class that logs that string using Log4J. First, we need to set up the application. The easiest way to do this is through Maven to set up the […]
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Extending PF4J to scan for @Extensions
I’ve recently been working with PF4J to create an MVP for a new JADAPTIVE project that is due for launch later this year. The project implements a Java SFTP server with Maverick Synergy that allows users to mount external file systems into a virtual file system. PF4J is a framework for building pluggable Java applications. […]