We have been getting weird emails from Jira.
The latest says:
"New message from Contact Administrators page"
From: test@gmail.com
I'm guessing this is some kind of virus in Jira. Did a little research on Friday and found that indeed Jira 8.1 is affected by a security vulnerability, so I upgraded to Jira 8.2 which we thought would fix the issue, but we are still getting messages like the one above.
Are there additional steps we need to take to clean this up?
Here's a link to the vulnerability I am referring to: https://confluence.atlassian.com/jira/jira-security-advisory-2019-07-10-973486595.html?_ga=2.86012056.1859175260.1563802723-293386627.1551381409&_gac=1.220991082.1562865782.CjwKCAjwvJvpBRAtEiwAjLuRPUnnh7Ap86Bf40H426NRKyb_SnBFlPv-uzHEQ5GyWfvT31s3j7oCLhoCq08QAvD_BwE
Thanks,
Jonathan
Hi @slsdeveloper ,
you can find on this page exactly what versions are affected by the vulnerability and which one to install. You should install version 8.2.3 or 8.2.4 for example.
Since this vulnerability is based on the Contact Administrators form as a way to breach the system, it may the reason why you're getting these emails (scripts targeting Jira instances with the form enabled).
You can disable this form too, to avoid getting unwanted emails :
Let me know if this helps,
--Alexis
Thanks for your suggestions. I'll check out your links and suggestions, and let you know how it goes.
Thanks,
- Jonathan
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I've turned off access to Contact Administrators Form. I'm going to give it a couple of days to see if this fixes our issue, before I go and block the bulkMail endpoint.
I'll keep things posted here.
Thanks again,
Jonathan
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So, it looks like for my case turning off the "Contact Administrators Form" feature took care of this.
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