CVE Alert: CVE-2025-11949 – Digiwin – EasyFlow .NET

**Risk verdict** High – unauthenticated remote access to EasyFlow components could yield database administrator credentials; no exploitation state is indicated in the data, so urgency depends on active use in your environment.

**Why this matters** This vulnerability enables credential exposure without user interaction or privileges, risking immediate, high-impact access to the DB. With CVSS indicating network access and high confidentiality impact, a successful exploit could lead to data theft, alteration, or disruption across enterprise workflows. Patch availability exists, so timely remediation is essential to prevent exploitation.

**Most likely attack path** An attacker can reach the vulnerable functionality over the network without credentials and without user interaction. Successful exploitation grants access to database administrator credentials, enabling rapid lateral movement or full control within the affected scope.

**Who is most exposed** Organisations running EasyFlow.NET or EasyFlow AiNet in on‑premises or cloud-facing deployments with exposed admin endpoints, particularly in ERP/automation environments handling sensitive data.

Detection ideas

• Unauthorised or unusual calls to the vulnerable function from external networks.
• Attempts to obtain or exfiltrate database administrator credentials evidenced in application logs.
• Sudden admin-level sessions or configuration changes post-access.
• Anomalous data exports or privilege escalations tied to the affected components.
• Patch installation events mismatching affected builds or dates.

Mitigation and prioritisation

• Apply patches: update to 6.6.19 (EasyFlow.NET) and 8.1.1 (EasyFlow AiNet) and apply 20250520.
• If patching is delayed, enforce network access controls, ip allowlists, and disable unauthenticated endpoints where feasible.
• Rotate credentials for DB admins and enforce least privilege; segment the affected systems.
• Monitor for credential access anomalies and implement targeted IDS/IDS rules around the vulnerable endpoints.
• If KEV is true or EPSS ≥ 0.5, treat as priority 1; otherwise maintain high-priority remediation.