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Adobe Security Updates – February 2018

Adobe Security Updates – February 2018

Feb 14, 2018By Rajat Mishra2 min read

Adobe, one of the most admired Tech firms today, released security updates February 2018 patching up critical, important and moderate security holes in its Adobe Acrobat, Reader and Experience Manager products. Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) is an enterprise web content management system that facilitates organizing, managing, and delivering creative assets. Together, patches for 43 vulnerabilities were released where 17 of them stand critical.

Multiple vulnerabilities were ascertained, the most critical ones can allow for arbitrary code execution. Successful exploitation would allow an attacker to execute arbitrary code and depending on application privileges, it can compromise the system and make way to install programs, view, create, modify or delete data and create new user accounts laden with rights. Other vulnerabilities may lead to privilege escalation, remote code execution and sensitive information disclosure.

Affected Products in the Adobe Security Updates February 2018 :

  • Acrobat DC (Continuous Track)
  • Acrobat Reader DC (Continuous Track)
  • Acrobat 2017
  • Acrobat Reader 2017
  • Acrobat DC (Classic Track)
  • Acrobat Reader DC (Classic Track)
  • Adobe Experience Manager

Vulnerability Details:

  Adobe Acrobat and Reader

  Adobe Experience Manager

Affected Versions & Solutions:

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