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Hi all,
In addition to what has already been mentioned, I could suggest taking a look at this answer here:
What should I do to protect against CVE-2021-44228/Log4shell vulnerability with Apache Log4j?
Best, Bobby
Hello, @JigsawBob
From what I can see Apache log4j 2 is an open-source Java-based logging framework that should not be installed by default on your Apache server, hence you’ve not manually installed/configured it then CVE-2021-44228 should not affect your server.
Regards, Alex
There’s an easy nice opensource tool for log4j specifically
https://github.com/whitesource/log4j-detect-distribution
this will work on projects of maven/gradle, it will also do a file system search