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Nylas’ Response to the Log4j Vulnerability

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Company
Date Published
Author
Nylas
Word Count
750
Company Posts That Month
4
Language
English
Hacker News Points
-
Summary

A critical vulnerability in the Log4j Java library, known as CVE-2021-44228, was recently disclosed, prompting Nylas and other organizations to swiftly assess and address potential risks. Nylas, prioritizing customer security, conducted a thorough investigation involving a review of its codebases, scanning of production environments using Lacework, and inquiries with third-party vendors. Although Nylas primarily uses Golang and Python, its Java SDK did reference vulnerable Log4j versions, but these were limited to unit tests and examples, not affecting customers, and a patch was quickly deployed. The comprehensive scan of Nylas's environments revealed no vulnerabilities, and third-party inquiries have so far indicated no unauthorized access. Nylas remains committed to transparency and ongoing monitoring to ensure customer data protection as the situation develops.

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