
CVE-2026-84637: Thunderbird calendar invitations could launch executables on Windows. A file URI attachment in a malicious invite bypasses Thunderbird's executable attachment protections and can show a misleading filename. The victim opens the invite, the attacker runs arbitrary programs. Patched in v153.2. Found by a CyStack researcher. Details at https://cystack.net/disclosures #CyStack #CyberSecurity #Vulnerability #Mozilla #Thunderbird #InfoSec
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Thunderbird calendar invites with malicious file URI attachments bypass executable protections to run arbitrary code on Windows, with a patch released in v153.2.

