Adobe patches roughly 110 vulnerabilities across nine products in November update
Connect and Experience Manager customers face the most serious flaws, though Adobe reports no known attacks so far.
Adobe's November 2026 Patch Tuesday release fixes roughly 110 vulnerabilities across nine products, including Adobe Experience Manager, Connect, Audition, After Effects, Photoshop, Premiere, Media Encoder, Dimension and the Content Credentials SDK. Critical-severity flaws were patched in Connect and AEM, among them six Connect issues with a CVSS score of 10. The critical bugs span server-side request forgery, path traversal, incorrect authorization, injection and cross-site scripting, and can enable privilege escalation and arbitrary code execution. In total 38 vulnerabilities were resolved in AEM and Connect, and high-severity bugs were fixed in several creative applications. Adobe says it is not aware of any attacks exploiting these vulnerabilities, and it rates the Connect and AEM patches priority 2 with the rest at priority 3.
Why it matters
The fixes cover a broad range of Adobe software, from document collaboration and web content management to creative tools, so organisations running several Adobe products have more than one set of patches to apply. The most serious items are the six critical Connect flaws scored 10 out of 10 and the critical bugs in Experience Manager, and Adobe rates those two products priority 2 while the rest sit at priority 3. Because Adobe says it is not aware of attacks against these issues, the update is a chance to patch before exploitation is seen rather than a response to an active incident.
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