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Hello,
As noted in the following articles, it is recommended to remove the JAR file to mitigate any potential log4j 1.x risks:
https://www.ptc.com/en/support/article/CS359127
https://www.ptc.com/en/support/article/CS000359361
The 1.x log4j vulnerabilities are different in nature than the 2.x vulnerabilities, and not a full 1/10 on severity scale. However, this simple step will ensure there are no users are accidentally exposed to these vulnerabilities if in case they somehow get curious and explore the JAR files, or perhaps even request a trial or Creo Product Insight and explore functionality.
There are links to the 1.x CVEs in the article above that may be referred to in order to better understand the vulnerabilities and asses the risks with leaving the files in place.
Forward looking information: Creo 8.0.3.0, which should release within 1-2 weeks, will be updated to latest log4j. This is tentatively planned for implementation in 7.0.7.0 when it is released in next few weeks as well,
Sorry I think this should maybe be under the Administration sub forum, maybe someone with the rights can move it?
Hello,
As noted in the following articles, it is recommended to remove the JAR file to mitigate any potential log4j 1.x risks:
https://www.ptc.com/en/support/article/CS359127
https://www.ptc.com/en/support/article/CS000359361
The 1.x log4j vulnerabilities are different in nature than the 2.x vulnerabilities, and not a full 1/10 on severity scale. However, this simple step will ensure there are no users are accidentally exposed to these vulnerabilities if in case they somehow get curious and explore the JAR files, or perhaps even request a trial or Creo Product Insight and explore functionality.
There are links to the 1.x CVEs in the article above that may be referred to in order to better understand the vulnerabilities and asses the risks with leaving the files in place.
Forward looking information: Creo 8.0.3.0, which should release within 1-2 weeks, will be updated to latest log4j. This is tentatively planned for implementation in 7.0.7.0 when it is released in next few weeks as well,
Hi Mark,
Thanks for the detailed answer.
thank you for the detailed answer Mark. However I'm not sure if I agree it's always a simple step when you have many hundreds of installations. We'll probably get the major majority but to get 100% will be tough.