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Impact of the Java vulnerability Log4Shell on 52°North software

Impact of the Java vulnerability Log4Shell on 52°North software

We have checked our Java based projects SOS, STA, Helgoland API, WPS, JavaPS for the current log4j security vulnerability “log4shell”.

As of the following versions, there is no use of the vulnerable log4j library:

SOS: Version 4.0 from 17-03-2014

STA: from the beginning

WPS: Version 4.0.0 beta2 from 29-03-2017

javaPS: Version 1.8.0 from 14-12-2021

 

In case you use our software and have any further questions, please contact us at . We have already informed the customers we know who use the software that might be at a risk.

KI:STE – First Successful Annual Meeting

KI:STE – First Successful Annual Meeting

The KI:STE Project recently held it’s first annual meeting in Cologne. The consortium met to present and discuss first results as well as brainstorm for the project’s second year agenda.

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Copernicus-Relay Workshop

Copernicus-Relay Workshop

GeoIT Round Table NRW hosts Copernicus Relay workshop

The GeoIT Round Table NRW brings together administration, industry and science to advance the development of geoinformation availability and usability in North-Rhine-Westfalia. It is a think tank for elaborating and consulting strategies and concepts for action, as well as initiating and accompanying the development of best practices. The GeoIT Round Table is one of the German Copernicus Relays – a network of Copernicus ambassadors – acting as local champions, coordinating and promoting activities around the Copernicus Program, its benefits, and opportunities for local residents and businesses. The steering committee recently invited members to a Copernicus Relay workshop. 

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How is Cos4Cloud boosting citizen science technologies?

How is Cos4Cloud boosting citizen science technologies?

Don’t miss the Cos4Cloud video to find out what the project is about!

Cos4Cloud is a European Horizon 2020 project to boost citizen science technologies. How is the project going to achieve this goal? How can the citizen science community use the services Cos4Cloud is developing? And how can you be part of our community?

Find out here!