Adobe has released eight advisories addressing multiple vulnerabilities in Adobe Commerce, Experience Manager, Illustrator, Dimension, Creative Cloud, Substance 3D Stager, Photoshop, and ColdFusion products.
An attacker could exploit these vulnerabilities and potentially take over impacted systems.
Adobe has released eight (8) security bulletins for the following products that address security vulnerabilities (along with number of Critical flaws):
| APSB23-17:Â Adobe Commerce (1 Critical) |
| APSB23-18: Adobe Experience Manager (0 Critical) |
| APSB23-19:Â Adobe Illustrator (4 Critical) |
| APSB23-20: Adobe Dimension (40 Critical) |
| APSB23-21: Adobe Creative Cloud (1 Critical) |
| APSB23-22: Adobe Substance 3D Stager (12 Critical) |
| APSB23-23: Adobe Photoshop (1 Critical) |
| APSB23-25: Adobe ColdFusion (2 Critical) |
Adobe is aware that a Critical Arbitrary code execution CVE-2023-26360Â (CVSS 8.6) has been exploited in the wild in very limited attacks targeting Adobe ColdFusion.
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