Patch Security Severity: Medium
Deployment Risk: Low
This release focuses on essential security and improving user experience for the following editions
Existing Zimbra 9 customers have until 06/30/2025 to upgrade to the new version (Daffodil v10).
Patch updated on Dec 17th includes the following for the respective releases
Security Fix
- An issue with encoded @import statements in <style> tags, which allowed the loading of malicious CSS, has been addressed.
- A Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) vulnerability via crafted HTML content in the Zimbra Classic UI has been fixed.
- A vulnerability in ChangePassword API, which allows unauthorized access, has been fixed to require a valid auth token.
What’s New
IGNITE FEATURES GOING INTO ZIMBRA DAFFODIL 10.1.4
Two-Factor Authentication
Domain admins can now enable account two-factor authentication (2FA), allowing delegated or domain admins to access and manage accounts.
CLI Utility
CLI Utility allows users to move blobs from one volume to another. More information available here.
URL Defanger
The email security feature, URL defanging, has been implemented, converting clickable links to non-clickable formats for added protection.
Fixed Issues
EML File Import
EML file importing is now available on Zimbra version 10 and above
Users With IMAP-Connected Accounts
After updating to iOS 18, users with IMAP-connected accounts reported poorer search performance, which contributed to overall slowness. The issue has been resolved.
Issues with SEND LATER in Modern UI
- Fixed an issue with scheduled messages sent using Send Later with Send on Behalf or Send As Permissions.
- Fixed an issue where Send Later messages were erased if the mailbox service was restarted before sending.
- Resolved an issue with “zimbraAllowFromAddress” that was causing Send Later mails to disappear without sending.
Refer to release notes for full list of fixes
#ICYMI (In-Case-You-Missed-It)
New License Key Required for Zimbra Daffodil 10.1
Additional Note
Zimbra Chat & Video is not yet part of the current 10.1.4 version. The new timelines will be communicated soon.
Refer to the release notes for the patch installation on Red Hat and Ubuntu platforms.
An upgrade to the latest patch for your version is highly recommended. Refer to our blog and the Zimbra Security Center for steps to ensure your system is safe.
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