Disclosure date:  08/12/19

CVE-2019-14987

Adive Framework 2.0.7 and possibly before are affected by a Cross-Site Scripting vulnerability in the Create New Table and Create New Menu Link functions.  This could lead to cookie stealing and other malicious actions.  This vulnerability can be exploited with the authenticated administrator account.

JSTicket : "Joomla Most Comprehensive & Easiest help desk Plugin"  "JS Support Ticket deeply integrated with Joomla and providing more efficient and professional 1-on-1 dedicated ticket support system to its customers."  

Essentially, a help desk plugin with a SQL Injection vulnerability. 

Without logging into the application, we can access the dashboard:

I just burned down my Kali install and I fired up a completely new box.  As I was putting my favorite tools back on the new box, I went to grab Empire and I saw the following:  "This project is no longer supported".  Not that I was a heavy Empire user but I've used it and that message piqued my curiosity.  While searching, I found another headline:  "PowerShell Empire Framework Is No Longer Maintained" on Bleeping Computer.  Tl;dr -- it's old, hackers (good and bad) are using it, there's newer stuff, and the developer(s) no longer feel the need to maintain it.

On the newer stuff front, we have Sliver which according to the description, and from my personal interaction, is currently in alpha.  I will warn you right now, I trashed a Windows VM because something got stuck, I Ctrl-C'd out of Sliver and the Windows box got bricked.  After the reboot, I login to Windows, still a brick.  It was either elevate, migrate, or impersonate.  Honestly, I don't recall and I didn't want to go through the hassle of recreating it to find out.  You've been warned.