Roundcube
Browser-based IMAP webmail client with a desktop-like interface
Roundcube patches 28+ vulnerabilities across two branches in a five-month hardening sprint
◆Recent moves
- 8d ago
Roundcube Webmail 1.7.4
Version 1.7.4 patches 12 vulnerabilities reported by external researchers, including CSS declaration smuggling, three email header injection vectors, a zero-click stored XSS via TNEF MIME tags, and an SSRF bypass using hexadecimal IPv6-mapped IPv4 addresses. The breadth continues the pattern of coordinated researcher disclosure against Roundcube's HTML and CSS handling.
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Roundcube Webmail 1.6.19
Version 1.6.19 applies the same 12-vulnerability patch set to the LTS branch, maintaining parity with 1.7.4. The consistent dual-branch release pattern ensures installations that cannot migrate to 1.7.x still receive critical security fixes.
View source ↗ - 1mo ago
Roundcube Webmail 1.7.3
Version 1.7.3 addresses 11 vulnerabilities including an RCE via the markasjunk plugin's cmd_learn driver, IMAP command injection through LITERAL+ byte-count desynchronization, and a password driver leaking authentication tokens to user-controlled hosts — the most severe batch in this cycle. These are authenticated-user vectors, but the RCE is the most serious class of issue Roundcube has patched this cycle.
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Roundcube Webmail 1.6.18
Version 1.6.18 ports the same 11-vulnerability patch set to the LTS branch, including the RCE fix. Same scope as 1.7.3 across all security items with one additional PHP error fix.
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Roundcube Webmail 1.6.17
Version 1.6.17 covers six vulnerabilities including two CVEs for stored XSS, a DoS via crafted TNEF files, and password plugin session injection issues. An HKP v1 key lookup for OpenPGP/Enigma is a minor feature addition bundled with the security release.
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Roundcube Webmail 1.7.2
Version 1.7.2 matches 1.6.17's security scope on the main branch, and also ships several non-security fixes: OIDC backchannel logout improvements, vCard import corrections, and a revert of an encoding change that caused HTML part handling issues. The bundled fixes are more substantial than in subsequent security-only releases.
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