A Monero cryptomining script is spreading in an ongoing campaign using the recently disclosed critical remote command-execution flaw.

Apache administrators are urged to immediately upgrade the Struts 2 web application framework to address a remote code execution flaw under public attack.

The Apache Software Foundation issued an urgent patch Tuesday for a serious vulnerability in Struts 2 that allows hackers to execute remote code on servers and websites.

The Apache Software Foundation has patched a critical security vulnerability which affects all versions of Apache Struts 2. Uncovered by researchers from cybersecurity firm Semmle, the security ...

More details released after devs allowed weeks to apply fixes We now know the remote code execution vulnerability in Apache Struts 2 disclosed back in November carries a near-maximum severity ...

Hackers are attempting to leverage a recently fixed critical vulnerability (CVE-2023-50164) in Apache Struts that leads to remote code execution, in attacks that rely on publicly available proof ...

Hackers are attempting to leverage a recently fixed critical vulnerability (CVE-2023-50164) in Apache Struts that leads to remote code execution, in attacks that rely on publicly available proof ...

Researchers have uncovered hackers actively exploiting a code-execution bug residing in the Apache Struts 2 web application framework—potentially affecting tens of thousands of applications throughout ...

Cryptojacking campaign exploiting Apache Struts 2 flaw kills off the competition Proof-of-concept (PoC) exploits have been quickly adopted to compromise Linux systems.

A new vulnerability in the Struts 2 web application framework can potentially enable a remote attacker to execute code on systems running apps based on earlier versions of the software.

Researchers have discovered freely available PoC code that can be used to exploit a critical security hole in the Apache Struts 2 web application framework.