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      <title>Recap of 2022</title>
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      <description>The year 2022 is coming to it&amp;rsquo;s end and since I got some spare time, might as well write my personal recap.
log4j and ransomeware When log4j got public attention in the beginning of 2022 (altough it got discovered in the end of 2021) the IT world was in panic and patch mode. Administrators worked overtime and Security Professionals had their hands full with consultancy and a lot of mail + paperwork.</description>
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