On February 14, everything will change… and I’m not talking about Valentine’s Day;)
Support for Jira Server ends tomorrow. Some have already migrated to DC, some to Cloud. Some remain on the Server version. And some people call it the Serverpocalypse 🙂
Atlassian today announced a vulnerability in Confluence Server and DC for versions 8.0.* – 8.5.3. An immediate upgrade to a safe version is recommended, as the vulnerability was rated at 10 on a 10-point scale. More info at: https://www.atlassian.com/trust/data-protection/vulnerabilities
I`ve joined the #AtlassianCreator program, which will give my content an extra kick! I`m so happy to be a part of all stars Atlassian creators team: Rodney Nissen, Alex Ortiz, Michael Kittay-Jurdyga, Lars Bachmann, Ariel Prado, David Berclaz, Katarzyna Zofia Pawlak, Nikki Závadská and many more!
If you are using Confluence Server or Data Center versions 8.0.0 through 8.5.1, your instance may be vulnerable. An attacker can create an administrator account and get into the application! There are two solutions.
“February 15 is not a verdict,” one might say. We are talking about the end date of support for Jira Server and the need to make a Data Center vs. Cloud decision. But Atlassian is revealing more cards that may make this decision more difficult.
70 lectures, 300 Jira-enthusiasts, and even an after party – all this is waiting for the participants of the 11th edition of Jira Day. This time the event will take place in Krakow and will last two days. I invite you all the more that one of the speakers will be me, and also … Rodney “The Jira Guy” Nissen. See you on October 17!