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Security Flaws Discovered in Three Widely Used Open-Source Software Solutions
On July 27, 2021, cybersecurity researchers revealed nine vulnerabilities across three popular open-source projects—EspoCRM, Pimcore, and Akaunting. These platforms are commonly utilized by small to medium businesses, and successful exploitation of these flaws could lead to more advanced cyberattacks. The identified vulnerabilities affect EspoCRM v6.1.6, Pimcore Customer Data Framework v3.0.0, Pimcore AdminBundle v6.8.0, and Akaunting v2.1.12. Fortunately, all issues were addressed within a day of being disclosed, according to researchers Wiktor Sędkowski from Nokia and Trevor Christiansen from Rapid7. Notably, six of the nine vulnerabilities originated in the Akaunting project. EspoCRM serves as an open-source customer relationship management application, while Pimcore functions as an open-source enterprise platform for managing customer data, digital assets, content, and commerce. Akaunting provides open-source online accounting solutions.
Multiple Vulnerabilities Discovered in Popular Open-Source Software Jul 27, 2021 Cybersecurity researchers have identified nine security vulnerabilities across three widely utilized open-source projects: EspoCRM, Pimcore, and Akaunting. These platforms are commonly adopted by small to medium-sized businesses and, if exploited, could pave the way for more complex cyber-attacks. The flaws…
Security Flaws Discovered in Three Widely Used Open-Source Software Solutions
On July 27, 2021, cybersecurity researchers revealed nine vulnerabilities across three popular open-source projects—EspoCRM, Pimcore, and Akaunting. These platforms are commonly utilized by small to medium businesses, and successful exploitation of these flaws could lead to more advanced cyberattacks. The identified vulnerabilities affect EspoCRM v6.1.6, Pimcore Customer Data Framework v3.0.0, Pimcore AdminBundle v6.8.0, and Akaunting v2.1.12. Fortunately, all issues were addressed within a day of being disclosed, according to researchers Wiktor Sędkowski from Nokia and Trevor Christiansen from Rapid7. Notably, six of the nine vulnerabilities originated in the Akaunting project. EspoCRM serves as an open-source customer relationship management application, while Pimcore functions as an open-source enterprise platform for managing customer data, digital assets, content, and commerce. Akaunting provides open-source online accounting solutions.
Ransomware-Related ViperTunnel Malware Targets Businesses in the UK and US
A newly discovered backdoor, known as ViperTunnel, has been detected infiltrating the networks of businesses in the UK and US, according to a recent investigation by the cybersecurity firm InfoGuard. This Python-based malware is believed to have been in development since late 2023 and is frequently deployed as a secondary…
Lazarus Group Enhances Malware Toolkit with PondRAT, ThemeForestRAT, and RemotePE
Sep 02, 2025
Malware / Threat Intelligence
The North Korea-linked threat actor, Lazarus Group, has been linked to a social engineering campaign that distributes three new cross-platform malware variants: PondRAT, ThemeForestRAT, and RemotePE. This attack, observed by NCC Group’s Fox-IT in 2024, specifically targeted an organization within the decentralized finance (DeFi) sector, resulting in the breach of an employee’s system.
“As the actor accessed the internal network, they utilized various RATs along with other tools to collect credentials and establish proxy connections,” noted Yun Zheng Hu and Mick Koomen. “Subsequently, the attacker transitioned to a more stealthy RAT, indicating a potential progression in their attack strategy.”
The attack began with the threat actor impersonating a current employee of a trading firm via Telegram and using counterfeit websites resembling Calendly and Picktime to arrange a meeting with the target. Although the initial steps were…
Malware / Threat Intelligence
Lazarus Group Enhances Malware Capabilities with New Tools: PondRAT, ThemeForestRAT, and RemotePE On September 2, 2025, cybersecurity researchers revealed that the Lazarus Group, a North Korean-affiliated threat actor, has expanded its malware toolkit. This development includes the introduction of three distinct pieces of cross-platform malware: PondRAT, ThemeForestRAT, and RemotePE. The…
Lazarus Group Enhances Malware Toolkit with PondRAT, ThemeForestRAT, and RemotePE
Sep 02, 2025
Malware / Threat Intelligence
The North Korea-linked threat actor, Lazarus Group, has been linked to a social engineering campaign that distributes three new cross-platform malware variants: PondRAT, ThemeForestRAT, and RemotePE. This attack, observed by NCC Group’s Fox-IT in 2024, specifically targeted an organization within the decentralized finance (DeFi) sector, resulting in the breach of an employee’s system.
“As the actor accessed the internal network, they utilized various RATs along with other tools to collect credentials and establish proxy connections,” noted Yun Zheng Hu and Mick Koomen. “Subsequently, the attacker transitioned to a more stealthy RAT, indicating a potential progression in their attack strategy.”
The attack began with the threat actor impersonating a current employee of a trading firm via Telegram and using counterfeit websites resembling Calendly and Picktime to arrange a meeting with the target. Although the initial steps were…
Microsoft Alerts Users to New Unresolved Windows Print Spooler RCE Vulnerability
August 12, 2021
Following the release of its Patch Tuesday updates, Microsoft has revealed yet another remote code execution (RCE) vulnerability in the Windows Print Spooler component. The company is actively working on a fix for this issue, scheduled for an upcoming security update. Identified as CVE-2021-36958 (CVSS score: 7.3), this unaddressed vulnerability adds to the ongoing list of issues collectively referred to as PrintNightmare, which have affected the printing service in recent months. Victor Mata from FusionX, Accenture Security, credited with reporting the flaw, noted that the issue was disclosed to Microsoft back in December 2020. “A remote code execution vulnerability occurs when the Windows Print Spooler service improperly handles privileged file operations,” the company stated in its out-of-band bulletin, while reiterating the details of CVE-2021-34481. “An attacker who successfully exploits this vulnerability could execute arbitrary code with system-level privileges…
Microsoft Issues Warning Over New Unpatched Windows Print Spooler RCE Vulnerability On August 12, 2021, Microsoft publicly acknowledged a newly discovered remote code execution (RCE) vulnerability affecting the Windows Print Spooler service. This announcement came just a day after the company’s Patch Tuesday updates, which typically address various security flaws…
Microsoft Alerts Users to New Unresolved Windows Print Spooler RCE Vulnerability
August 12, 2021
Following the release of its Patch Tuesday updates, Microsoft has revealed yet another remote code execution (RCE) vulnerability in the Windows Print Spooler component. The company is actively working on a fix for this issue, scheduled for an upcoming security update. Identified as CVE-2021-36958 (CVSS score: 7.3), this unaddressed vulnerability adds to the ongoing list of issues collectively referred to as PrintNightmare, which have affected the printing service in recent months. Victor Mata from FusionX, Accenture Security, credited with reporting the flaw, noted that the issue was disclosed to Microsoft back in December 2020. “A remote code execution vulnerability occurs when the Windows Print Spooler service improperly handles privileged file operations,” the company stated in its out-of-band bulletin, while reiterating the details of CVE-2021-34481. “An attacker who successfully exploits this vulnerability could execute arbitrary code with system-level privileges…
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