Security
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The SquirrelMail Project takes security very seriously. If you think
you've discovered a security-related issue in SquirrelMail, please contact
us directly at security <at> squirrelmail.org.
We will do our best to work with you towards a solution as quickly as possible
and will of course give all credit where it's due.
Below you will find a list with known issues in past SquirrelMail versions.
A legend of the columns is below the table.
The column RG indicates whether the vulnerability only applies to systems that
have the PHP register_globals setting turned On, something that is highly discouraged
by both PHP and the SquirrelMail team.
CVE id's are used for cross-referencing security issues between distributions.
This page only lists known issues since the start of the 1.4.0 Stable series.
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