ADOBE ColdFusion customers are urged to patch their systems urgently due to the exploitation of a maximum severity flaw, CVE-2026-48282, which can lead to arbitrary code execution. Adobe released patches for 11 vulnerabilities on June 30, with six classified as critical. Security researchers reported that attackers began targeting the flaw soon after its disclosure. Adobe plans to accelerate its patching frequency from monthly to twice-monthly to counter the rapid discovery of vulnerabilities influenced by AI. The ColdFusion software has faced significant threats in the past, including crypto-mining and DDoS attacks.
Adobe ColdFusion Users Warned to Patch Critical CVE-2026-48282 Flaw
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