Major software vendors patch critical vulnerabilities
Cisco Talos researchers reported multiple vulnerabilities in products from Microsoft, Adobe, Apple, and Foxit. The flaws affected widely used software including Windows, Photoshop, macOS, and Foxit Reader, enabling risks such as privilege escalation, remote code execution, and information disclosure. All vulnerabilities have been patched by the vendors. Associated Snort detection rules are now available.
- Vulnerabilities found in software from four major vendors
- Risks included code execution and privilege escalation
- All identified flaws have been patched by vendors
- Exploit detection rules available for Snort users
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