

I’ll cross-post any important updates but you can see the thread yourself here. I posted on the Veeam R&D forum this morning regarding Veeam’s vulnerability status regarding this, and thankfully it appears Apache isn’t used by any Veeam product, however the Veeam security team are still investigating. But restricting the footprint is of no substitute for a patch.įinally, if you’re one of those people living on the edge with an externally accessible vCenter, odds are good you’ve already been compromised, get it off the internet now and check! It’s also a good idea to firewall your systems to prevent unauthorised access to limit any attack footprint.
VEEAM ONE PATCH
This vulnerability isn’t exclusive to VMware.įirstly, keep an eye on this VMware page for the latest updates and patch your systems as updates become available. This is trivial to reproduce now the vulnerability has been confirmed to exist, hence the high score. This can be used to deploy and execute payloads, or execute commands at a heightened privilege level. It is possible to insert maliciously crafted strings into fields that will be logged, which then leverages the “message lookup substitution” function of Log4j to execute code.
VEEAM ONE CODE
VMware have identified multiple products that utilise the Apache technology that are vulnerable to the Log4j vulnerability.Ī Remote Code Execution (RCE) has been discovered in Apache’s Log4j Java Library. I don’t often dedicate a blog post to a particular security vulnerability, but since it has scored a perfect 10 CVE rating, it’s important to be aware ASAP.


Firstly I’m sharing my write up regarding the issues I’m aware DO have an impact to VMware, secondly what does this mean to the Veeam products… Veeam ONE Client and Veeam ONE Web Client are installed with one setup and provide a single cohesive solution.Vulnerabilities wait for no-one, so whilst some are enjoying a weekend off, others are patching to protect against the latest risk.

Veeam ONE Web Client provides a set of dashboards and reports that allow you to verify configuration issues, optimize resource allocation and utilization, track implemented changes, plan capacity growth and track whether mission-critical VMs are properly protected in the virtualized datacenter. In the Veeam ONE Client console, you can manage, view and interact with alarms and monitoring data, analyze the performance of virtual and backup infrastructure components, track the efficiency of data protection operations, troubleshoot issues, group your virtual infrastructure and administer monitoring settings. Veeam ONE Client is used for monitoring the virtual environment and Veeam Backup & Replication infrastructure.
VEEAM ONE SOFTWARE
Veeam ONE incorporates the following software components: Veeam ONE enables real-time monitoring, business documentation and management reporting for Veeam Backup & Replication, VMware vSphere, VMware vCloud Director and Microsoft Hyper-V. You can review dashboards and generate reports that contain default or custom sets of parameters and charts.
