Our Vulnerability Research

Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures

SAP security alert for CVE-2025-24870 indicating a critical threat level for insecure secrets management exposing plaintext credentials and access to banking transactions and enterprise data.

What This Vulnerability Research Portfolio Represents

Discoveries That Matter

Our vulnerability research team reverse engineers your enterprise software to find the 0-days that threaten your infrastructure - before attackers do.

Enterprise Focus

The vulnerabilities below affect systems organizations use: SAP. IBM. Check Point. F5. BMC. Microsoft. Rapid7. Cyberark.

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Current Research

We identified a wide range of CVEs across various industries - each of the vulnerabilities have been assigned a threat level ranging from critical to low. We pride ourselves in beating others to identify critical CVEs in large infrastructure for orgasations such as IBM and Microsoft.

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CVE-2020-13483
Threat level
Medium

Cross-site scripting with WAF bypass in Bitrix CRM allows script injection despite security controls

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CVE-2020-13443
Threat level
Critical

Remote command execution via unrestricted file upload in ExpressionEngine allows arbitrary code execution

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CVE-2020-11976
Threat level
High

Directory traversal in Apache Wicket allows reading Wicket markup source files from the server

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CVE-2019-19129
Threat level
Medium

Remote stored XSS via attachment name in Afterlogic WebMail Pro 8.3.11 allows persistent script injection

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CVE-2019-14521
Threat level
Critical

Arbitrary file upload leading to remote code execution in Energy Logserver allows server compromise

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CVE-2019-10070
Threat level
Medium

Stored cross-site scripting in Apache Atlas allows persistent malicious script injection

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CC-2390
Threat level
High

Local privilege escalation due to incorrect DLL permissions in KeeperChat on macOS allows local attackers to execute code with elevated privileges

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We map your systems before testing how they break.

That's why critical findings usually show up outside the original scope - attackers don't respect scope documents.

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Security Assessment Services FAQ

Questions enterprise security teams ask before partnering with AFINE for security assessments.

Is AFINE ISO 27001 certified and what compliance frameworks do you support?

Yes, AFINE is ISO 27001 certified. Beyond certification, we maintain operational security excellence built through 10 years of enterprise work. Our security assessment services support DORA, PCI DSS, SOC 2, ISO 27001, TIBER-EU, NESA, and FCA compliance. We've conducted hundreds of assessments for regulated institutions like PKO BP, ING Bank, and BGK.

What certifications and specialized expertise does AFINE team hold?

Every team member holds minimum OSCP or eWPTX certification. Our researchers average 7-10 years offensive security experience with OSCE, OSWE, OSED, OSEP, CRTO, CSSA, CISSP, CISA, and BSCP certifications. We've published CVEs in SAP, Microsoft, CyberArk, Palo Alto, F5, IBM, and other enterprise software.

What makes AFINE different from other penetration testing vendors?

We've published 150+ CVEs in enterprise software and understand how attackers exploit complex systems beyond automated scanning. Our manual testing finds business logic flaws and attack chains others miss. Isabel Group confirmed we "keep finding critical issues where other pentesters have not found them." Our 10-year exclusive focus on banking, critical infrastructure, and healthcare environments means we understand compliance and production system safety.