Neo4j Bloom 2.0 has been released, offering improved features such as scene saving and sharing, histogram functionality, and enhanced editing capabilities, allowing users to create beautiful visual graphs without writing code. The new version is available for free in Neo4j AuraDB Free, Desktop, and Sandbox environments. Meanwhile, a security vulnerability was discovered in the Log4j project, affecting Neo4j versions 4.2 and later, prompting users to review the Apache Log4j Security Vulnerability page for recommended actions. Additionally, community member Michal Štefaňák has been recognized for his work on a PHP library that enables connectivity with Neo4j, which is now part of the new PHP driver, allowing the PHP ecosystem to work with recent Neo4j versions again. The Neo4j Graphie Award 2021 was awarded to Michal for his contributions to the graph community. New courses and tutorials have also been released, including one on importing CSV data into Neo4j, while a blog post discusses how jQAssistant can assist in detecting applications that use the Log4j framework.