Mitigation Instructions for CVE-2016-4437
Mitigating CVE-2016-4437: Remote Code Execution Vulnerability in Apache ActiveMQ
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CyRisk Vulnerability Management Team : Jun 18, 2024 6:13:24 PM
SUBJECT: Unsupported Version of Apache HTTP Server Detection
TECH STACK: Apache HTTP Server versions 2.1.x to 2.2.x
CRITICALITY: CRITICAL
OVERVIEW:
The remote host is running an unsupported version of Apache HTTP Server, specifically versions between 2.1.x and 2.2.x. These versions are no longer maintained by the vendor, meaning they do not receive security updates or patches. This lack of support leaves servers vulnerable to security risks, including potential exploits and vulnerabilities that remain unpatched.
THREAT INTELLIGENCE:
Unsupported software poses a significant security risk as it is no longer receiving updates to address newly discovered vulnerabilities. Running an outdated version of Apache HTTP Server can expose your system to various attacks, including but not limited to remote code execution, data breaches, and denial of service attacks.
SOLUTION:
Steps to Mitigate:
Identify Current Version:
httpd -v
Backup Configurations and Data:
Upgrade to a Supported Version:
Secure Configuration:
Test the Upgrade:
Regular Updates and Monitoring:
REFERENCES:
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