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U.S. Cyber Command is warning American organizations that hackers are exploiting software flaws in a popular project management tool - Atlassian Confluence, an enterprise application marketed as a means of enabling remote work in corporate environments. Threat actors could be preparing for a larger campaign. Cyber Command say “mass exploitation” of the issue “is ongoing and expected to accelerate.” Atlassian, an Australian corporation, warned clients on Aug. 25 to update their systems to the latest version of Confluence. “Please patch immediately if you haven’t already, this cannot wait until after the weekend,” the Cyber Command warning stated. The message comes after the Department of Homeland Security’s cyber division, along with the FBI, warned firms to be on guard for ransomware attacks ahead of Labor Day, a holiday weekend in the U.S. The ransomware attack at Colonial Pipeline that resulted in delayed fuel transportation occurred near Mother’s Day in May, followed shortly after by the breach at the food production corporation JBS, near Memorial Day. Another attack targeting Kaseya, a global IT firm, was timed roughly with Independence Day in the U.S. Specific details about the flaw in Atlassian’s Confluence software are sparse. The company said the issue, categorized as CVE-2021-26084, is an “injection vulnerability” that “would allow an authenticated user, and in some instances unauthenticated user, to execute arbitrary code on a Confluence Server or Data Center instance.” The flaw is rated a 9.8 out of a possible 10 points on the Common Vulnerability Scoring System. thecybersecurityhub.com

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