Adobe released security bulletin APSB26-153 on October 13, 2026, patching 11 Adobe Commerce vulnerabilities. Four critical flaws require no authentication. Adobe lists five critical, five high and one medium issue. SecurityWeek also reported 11 vulnerabilities. According to Adobe, two unauthenticated critical flaws allow code execution without user interaction. Two others allow privilege escalation through stored cross-site scripting and require user interaction. Adobe said it knew of no exploitation of these issues. Sources: SecurityWeek, Adobe
SecuritySource: SecurityWeek
Adobe patches 11 Commerce vulnerabilities, including four unauthenticated critical flaws
Why it matters
The unauthenticated code execution flaws make this update a priority for developers maintaining Adobe Commerce. [2] Adobe confirms that isolated patches are available. [3]
Attribution
Sources
- 1SecurityWeekAdobe Patches 176 Vulnerabilities Across 11 ProductsSource published (UTC)
- 2AdobeSecurity update available for Adobe Commerce | APSB26-153Source published (UTC)
- 3AdobeSecurity update available for Adobe Commerce - APSB26-153
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