Adobe patches flaws in Painter, Creative Cloud, Campaign, Connect
Original title: Adobe security advisory (AV26-1092)
Canadian Cyber Centre advisory AV26-1092 points users to four Adobe bulletins for updates released as of October 27.
As of October 27, 2026, the Canadian Centre for Cyber Security says Adobe Substance 3D Painter, Creative Cloud Desktop Application, Adobe Campaign Classic, and Adobe Connect apps are affected by vulnerabilities. It lists affected version ceilings and links security bulletins APSB26-178, APSB26-135, APSB26-162, and APSB26-182. Users and administrators are told to review the links and apply necessary updates.
- Substance 3D Painter is affected at or before 12.1.5.
- Creative Cloud Desktop is affected at or before 6.10.
- Campaign Classic is affected at or before 7.4.4 build 9402.
- Connect Android is affected at or before 4.4; desktop builds are listed separately.
Impact: Unspecified vulnerabilities in multiple Adobe products
| Product | Affected |
|---|---|
| Adobe Substance 3D Painter | Prior to or equal to 12.1.5 |
| Adobe Creative Cloud Desktop Application | Prior to or equal to 6.10 |
| Adobe Campaign Classic | Prior to or equal to 7.4.4 build 9402 |
| Adobe Connect Android Mobile App | Prior to or equal to 4.4 |
| Adobe Connect Desktop App | Prior to or equal to 2026.8.51 (Win), 2026.08.45 (Mac Silicon), 2026.01.39 (Mac Intel) |
- 1.Review Adobe bulletins APSB26-178, APSB26-135, APSB26-162, and APSB26-182.
- 2.Apply available security updates for the listed Adobe products.
- Vendors
- Adobe
- Organizations
- Canadian Centre for Cyber Security
From the original article
1 min read at cyber.gc.ca
Serial number: AV26-1092 Date: October 28, 2026 As of October 27, 2026, Adobe is affected by vulnerabilities in the following products: Adobe Substance 3D Painter Prior to or equal to 12. 1. 5 Creative Cloud Desktop Application Prior to or equal to 6.
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