Published: 09/25/26
Start with the build server. CISA now links ransomware to a TeamCity hole patched in July. Also on the desk: a Roundcube webmail bug that’s now being exploited. A cPanel flaw that turns any hosting account into root. And a GitLab “email an issue” address that can quietly push code.
Lead Story
Ransomware crews now target TeamCity. Patch your build server
CVE-2026-63077 lets an unauthenticated attacker run OS commands on TeamCity On-Premises through the agent polling protocol. JetBrains fixed it in 2025.11.7 and 2026.1.3 in July; on September 23 CISA flagged it as used in ransomware campaigns. Just over 160 exposed servers are still unpatched.
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Why it matters: Own the build server and you own every release, plus the credentials it stores.
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An old Roundcube webmail bug is now exploited
CVE-2026-48842, a pre-auth SQL injection in the virtuser_query plugin (patched May 24), is now exploited, per the Canadian Centre for Cyber Security. Upgrade to 1.6.16 or 1.7.1, or disable the plugin.
Why it matters: 523,000+ Roundcube instances face the Internet, and it ships with cPanel.
One cPanel customer can own the whole server
CVE-2026-87899 in cPanel’s CalDAV/CardDAV service lets any logged-in account holder run code as root. A WP Toolkit bug (CVE-2026-87900) crosses account lines too. Update to 11.134.0.57 / 11.136.0.41 / 11.138.0.8 and WP Toolkit 6.11.3.
Why it matters: On shared hosting, your neighbor’s login can become the whole server. No workaround.
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Your GitLab “issue email” address can push code
Aikido showed the private incoming-email address embeds an account-wide, non-expiring token. Anyone holding it can commit to branches and run CI as you, even past IP allowlists. No CVE; GitLab calls it intended behavior.
Why it matters: Some teams publish that address in their README on purpose.
TeamCity patched + off the Internet; Roundcube 1.6.16/1.7.1 or no virtuser_query; cPanel + WP Toolkit updated; GitLab Maintainers reset Incoming email token.
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