High · published February 5, 2026
⚡ A delegated admin account with NO permissions can swing wide the doors to SSL Certificate management in Axigen Mail Server! 🔓 Think of it like a hotel where someone with a room key can stroll into the security office — they shouldn't have access, yet somehow, they can peek at the vault of sensitive assets! This vulnerability is highly concerning because it allows unauthorized individuals to view, download, upload, and even delete SSL certificate files. An attacker could manipulate these certificates to impersonate your server, compromising the integrity and security of your communications.
Think of it like a hotel where someone with a room key can stroll into the security office — they shouldn't have access, yet somehow, they can peek at the vault of sensitive assets! The improper access control in the Axigen Mail Server WebAdmin interface allows delegated admin accounts to bypass security checks, gaining access to sensitive SSL certificate management functions they shouldn't have privileges for.
This vulnerability is highly concerning because it allows unauthorized individuals to view, download, upload, and even delete SSL certificate files. An attacker could manipulate these certificates to impersonate your server, compromising the integrity and security of your communications. Upgrade Axigen Mail Server to version 10.5.57 or later to close this loophole. Additionally, review your delegated admin permissions to ensure they align strictly with necessary access levels. Regular audits of user permissions can prevent similar issues in the future. You've got this! Secure your server, and soon you'll be the ultimate security hero! 🦸♂️