TechnikNews Weekly #218: Confluence Vulnerability, Surface Laptop Go 2, Apple Headset and More

It's Sunday again. Also this week we look at TechnikNews Weekly which articles you liked the most from the last week.
But before we get started, a little reminder follows. Tomorrow finds them Kick-off keynote at WWDC 2022 There, Apple will present iOS and iPadOS 16 as well as the latest versions of the other operating systems. We will probably also see the M2 processor and new Mac hardware. The event starts at 19 p.m. and TechnikNews will, as usual, report on the news in a timely manner.
But before that happens, we'll show you which articles were clicked on the most in the last week.
Critical vulnerability discovered in Confluence
This week, a security company discovered a major vulnerability in Atlassian's Confluence Server and Confluence Data Center. This also allows unauthenticated users to run code on the server. All actively supported versions are affected, i.e. all from 7.4 to 7.18, and all versions from 1.3.0. Confluence admins should now act as soon as possible as attacks are already underway. Our article reveals exactly how:
Microsoft introduced Surface Laptop Go 2
In addition to the conventional Surface products, Microsoft also introduced the Go subcategory a few years ago, which includes slightly cheaper laptops and convertibles. This was expanded this week to include the Surface Laptop Go 2. It is powered by an 5th generation Core i11 from Intel. There is also up to eight gigabytes of RAM and 256 gigabytes of storage. The laptop has a fingerprint sensor in the keyboard for unlocking, otherwise the design is the same as older models. You can find all the exact details in this article:
No headset coming to WWDC 2022?
According to the rumors, the long-awaited VR headset from Apple should be presented at WWDC this year. However, Apple could not live up to this expectation, claims analyst Ming-Chi Kuo. According to this, the headset is not even in the massesproproduction. In addition, Apple does not want competitors to have time to copy features and design elements before the product comes onto the market. Kuo still expects a market launch at the beginning of next year.