Hey Intuit,NO MENTION of the LOG4J vulnerability which you guys use. What is the story??? This is SERIOUSLY BAD and VULNERABLE, and you have NO STATEMENT YET?

From what I've read they merely have to update log4j and/or change a parameter.  Perhaps they will notify us when that is fixed?  Or not.  Keeping us informed on their operations isn't exactly something they do, until too many people speak up.  And I'm sorry if I hurt anyone's feelings, but most tax preparers are in the dark on this one!  Hopefully they have IT people in their organization keeping track of these things!

Thanks Betty Jo.

Honestly, it doesn't really help much at all, except to let me know that Intuit now knows it's an issue.  

The Blog post you directed me to should be streaming into the Lacerte Notifications!

Intuit should have already evaluated what exposure we have and notified us.  Should we not use Lacerte while connected to the internet?  How vulnerable is our data?  Or wouldn't it just be easier for Intuit to update log4j and be done with it?  

On second thought Betty Jo, that helped more than I thought.  Intuit's actions over these many years have always indicated, while stating how much they care about their customers and their data, that their actions probe otherwise.  They only do what they have to for their bottom line, lie to their customers, and hide the truth.  "Fire your accountant.  You don't need them anymore" - QuickBooks    "Free, Free, Free"  - TurboTax