In exploits against the Apache Struts 2 vulnerability, the SANS Institute said payment instructions are included in an unencrypted README file. Victims are told to download Tor and follow a link ...

The vulnerable commons-fileupload library is used in Apache Struts versions 2.3.36 and prior, the Foundation said in a Monday advisory.

Apache Struts is a popular open-source framework for developing Java-based Web applications and is maintained by the Apache Software Foundation.

Attackers are exploiting a vulnerability patched last month in the Apache Struts web development framework to install ransomware on servers. The SANS Internet Storm Center issued an alert Thursday ...

The open-source Apache Struts 2 technology is a widely used framework component in Java applications and it’s currently under attack.

The Apache Software Foundation has released Struts 2.3.15.1, a security update for its popular Java Web application development framework that addresses two vulnerabilities, including a critical ...

Due to the Jakarta Multipart parser in Apache Struts mishandling Content-Type headers, an attacker can remotely execute code on vulnerable systems Topics Spotlight: New Thinking about Cloud Computing ...

By June, the Apache Struts team published the code which resolved the problem, leading to the release of official patches on August 22. The top open-source rookies, projects in 2018 Previous and ...

In total, 24 of the 57 Apache Struts security advisories – nearly half – made mistakes when listing the versions of the framework that were impacted by vulnerabilities. In fact, 61 additional versions ...

Apache Struts is an open-source web development framework for Java web applications. It’s widely used to build corporate websites in sectors including education, government, ...

More than 3,000 organizations are at risk of suffering the same type of breach that resulted in millions of personal information of U.S. consumers being stolen from Equifax.

Developers are advised that the newly released Struts 2.3.15.2 fixes a security issue by disabling dynamic method invocation by default, which could mean refactoring for future installations.