Patch/Configuration Management, Vulnerability Management

Adobe patches Photoshop CS4 flaws

May 26, 2010

Adobe on Wednesday released an updated version of its Photoshop CS4 software to remedy a number of "critical" vulnerabilities that could permit attackers to take control of targeted systems, according to an advisory. Users can be infected if they are tricked into opening a malicious .ASL, .ABR or .GRD file. Adobe encourages customers to upgrade to version 11.0.2. None of the flaws corrected are present in Photoshop CS5. — DK

Dan Kaplan

Vulnerability Management

Cisco, Atlassian release high-severity flaw fixes

SC StaffJune 20, 2025

Updates have been issued by Cisco and Atlassian to address various high-severity security issues impacting their respective offerings, SecurityWeek reports.

Vulnerability Management

Total Sitecore CMS takeover possible with exploit chain

SC StaffJune 18, 2025

More than 22,000 instances of the widely used content management system Sitecore Experience Platform could be hijacked in intrusions chaining a trio of security flaws, according to The Register.

Vulnerability Management

Addressed Google Chrome zero-day leveraged to spread Trinper backdoor

SC StaffJune 18, 2025

GBHackers News reports that attacks exploiting the already-fixed high-severity Google Chrome zero-day flaw, tracked as CVE-2025-2783, have been launched by the Team46 advanced persistent threat operation, also known as TaxOff, to spread the Trinper malware as part of a campaign that was initially observed in March.

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