Rocket.chat — Vulnerabilities & Security Advisories 38

This page aggregates known security vulnerabilities for Rocket.Chat, categorized by Common Weakness Enum (CWE) classifications to assist security professionals in assessing risks. The collection encompasses a wide range of flaw types, including cross-site scripting, authentication bypasses, and server-side request forgery, covering historical records from the product’s early releases up to the most recent updates. This comprehensive dataset ensures that users have access to both legacy issues that may still impact self-hosted instances and recent patches that address emerging threats in open-source communications platforms. Visitors to this resource can effectively track vendor advisories over time, gaining insight into how quickly Rocket.Chat responds to critical security findings. Additionally, users can explore specific vulnerability classes to understand the underlying technical weaknesses that affect the application’s architecture. By reviewing the complete vulnerability history of the product, administrators and developers can better evaluate the current security posture, identify recurring patterns in reported issues, and prioritize remediation efforts based on severity and exploitability. This page serves as a neutral, factual reference point for anyone conducting security audits, penetration testing, or risk assessments related to Rocket.Chat deployments, facilitating informed decision-making without bias or promotional content.