The Log4j vulnerability allows remote code execution by simply typing a specific string into a textbox.Because Log4j is so widely used, the vulnerability may impact a very wide range of software and services from many major vendors. According to NCSC an application is vulnerable "if it consumes untrusted user input and passes this to a vulnerable version of the Log4j logging library."

WebJaguar first became aware of the recent Log4Shell Vulnerability on 12/10/2021 and has since taken steps to mitigate any associated risk. At this time our applications are not affected by this vulnerability and no action is required on your part.