Adobe security flaws hit Premiere, Media Encoder, After Effects
Multiple Adobe products, including After Effects, Media Encoder, and Premiere Pro, have been identified with vulnerabilities that could allow for arbitrary code execution. CIS Critical Security Controls recommends applying updates from Adobe and implementing various security safeguards to mitigate risks to affected systems.
Key Takeaways
- The most severe issues could allow arbitrary code execution in the context of the logged-on user.
- Adobe After Effects, Media Encoder, and Premiere Pro are among the affected video tools.
- CIS says there are currently no reports of exploitation in the wild.
- Affected versions include After Effects 25.6.4 and earlier, Media Encoder 26.0.2 and earlier, and Premiere Pro 25.6.4 and earlier.
Why It Matters
For streaming teams, this is a direct patching issue across common production tools, not just a generic security bulletin. The advisory covers Adobe Media Encoder, Premiere Pro, and After Effects, which sit in the ingest, editing, and transcoding path for video workflows. CIS also lists Adobe Connect, Commerce, Substance 3D, Illustrator, and the Content Authenticity SDK, so the exposure spans more than one product line. The immediate signal to watch is whether Adobe issues follow-up guidance or additional version updates for any of the affected builds listed in the advisory.
Read full article at cisecurity.org
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