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UPDATE: As of December 13, 2021, the search engine has been patched and is now publicly available once again. Thank you for your patience!
Search has been temporarily disabled on the GTPlanet Forums due to the "Log4Shell" zero-day vulnerability discovered yesterday in a utility used by our search engine.
blog.malwarebytes.com
www.wired.com
This is one of the most serious and wide-reaching security issues affecting Internet infrastructure discovered in recent memory. Services from major tech companies including Apple, Amazon, Microsoft have all been revealed as vulnerable to this exploit.
As for GTPlanet, our web application firewall rules were updated quickly by our security service, and I applied recommended settings changes as soon as I was notified yesterday. Although we have several layers of defense in place, the affected software remains vulnerable. Due to the extreme severity of this issue and at the recommendation of security researchers, I have temporarily disabled the search function out of an abundance of caution until the affected software is officially patched. Because this is such a high-profile issue, I expect the patch will be released in the coming hours or days.
For now, you can continue to use the full-site search engine available at gtplanet.net/search.
[Update: CISA issues Log4j vulnerabilities scanner] Log4j zero-day "Log4Shell" arrives just in time to ruin your weekend
A zero-day vulnerability with a CVSS score of 10.0 has been discovered in Apache's hugely popular Log4j utility.
blog.malwarebytes.com
‘The Internet Is on Fire’
A vulnerability in the Log4j logging framework has security teams scrambling to put in a fix.
This is one of the most serious and wide-reaching security issues affecting Internet infrastructure discovered in recent memory. Services from major tech companies including Apple, Amazon, Microsoft have all been revealed as vulnerable to this exploit.
As for GTPlanet, our web application firewall rules were updated quickly by our security service, and I applied recommended settings changes as soon as I was notified yesterday. Although we have several layers of defense in place, the affected software remains vulnerable. Due to the extreme severity of this issue and at the recommendation of security researchers, I have temporarily disabled the search function out of an abundance of caution until the affected software is officially patched. Because this is such a high-profile issue, I expect the patch will be released in the coming hours or days.
For now, you can continue to use the full-site search engine available at gtplanet.net/search.
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