By Eduard Kovacs on May 08, 2017
The developers of Jenkins recently patched several vulnerabilities, including a critical weakness that can be exploited by a remote attacker for arbitrary code execution.
Jenkins is the most popular open source automation server, with over 133,000 installations and more than 1 million users worldwide. The product, maintained by CloudBees and the Jenkins community, is designed to help developers build, test and deploy their software.
An independent security researcher recently informed Beyond Security’s SecuriTeam Secure Disclosure program that Jenkins is affected by a serious vulnerability related to Java deserialization.
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