Multiple Vulnerabilities Discovered in Zimbra Collaboration Suite
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- •Over 80 vulnerabilities reported in Zimbra Collaboration Suite.
- •Key CVEs include CVE-2026-50055 and CVE-2026-73571.
- •A GitHub repository tracks vulnerabilities and fixes.
Rapid7 reported over 80 vulnerabilities in the Zimbra Collaboration Suite (ZCS), affecting authentication and mailbox access. Key vulnerabilities include CVE-2026-50055, a medium severity flaw allowing email impersonation, and CVE-2026-73571, which enables unauthorized mailbox access. The vulnerabilities span various components, including GraphQL authentication and LDAP filter injection. A GitHub repository has been created to track these vulnerabilities, including detailed write-ups and proofs of concept. The vulnerabilities are being fixed on different schedules, with the first article focusing on five account-related issues. Future articles will cover additional vulnerabilities, including unauthenticated stored XSS paths. Organizations using ZCS should prioritize reviewing their configurations and applying any available patches.
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