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EGroupware contains a local file inclusion issue in its mail compose functionality due to unsafe handling of URI schemes embedded in HTML email bodies. According to the provided advisory, attacker-controlled HTML content can include inline image or similar resource references using file:// URIs, and the application subsequently retrieves the referenced resource via file_get_contents() without enforcing a strict HTTP/HTTPS-only allowlist. This allows an authenticated user with access to the mail feature to cause the server to read arbitrary local files accessible to the web server process and include their contents as inline MIME attachments in outgoing email.
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