Can Liferay be affected by the IceApple framework?
Written By
István Gergely-Tárnoki
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Issue
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CrowdStrike’s Falcon Overwatch has discovered a malicious framework that targets Microsoft Exchange servers but it can also run under IIS web applications. It can let attackers discover relevant machines on networks, steal credentials, delete files & directories, and exfiltrate valuable data.
- Does Liferay use any of these servers or web applications that can be vulnerable to it?
Resolution
- As Liferay doesn't use Microsoft Exchange or IIS web servers, it is not vulnerable to this exploit
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We also don't use any Microsoft technologies in the GCP (Google Cloud Platform) backend either, so Liferay SaaS environments are safe as well
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