Roundcube fixes stored XSS, SSRF bypass, and TNEF flaws in Webmail
Vulnerability Disclosure · 2 sources · Updated 4mo ago · First seen Jul 22, 2026

Roundcube released versions 1.6.17 and 1.7.2 to address multiple security flaws in its webmail platform, including stored cross-site scripting, SSRF bypasses, password plugin issues tied to session-injected usernames, and denial-of-service conditions in TNEF message handling. The advisory highlights CVE-2026-54432, a stored XSS issue caused by an unescaped attachment MIME type on the attachment-validation warning page, and CVE-2026-54433, described as a zero-click stored XSS triggered during plain-text rendering.
The fixes also resolve an infinite loop in the TNEF decoder, expanding the impact beyond browser-side compromise to service disruption risks. A related Nuclei template update added detection coverage for CVE-2026-54433, reflecting active defender interest in identifying exposed Roundcube instances. Roundcube also warned that the unsupported 1.5 LTS branch has reached end of support and may remain vulnerable to these issues as well as earlier flaws fixed in 1.6.16 and 1.7.1.


