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Remote Code Execution Vulnerabilities in Adobe Experience Manager

Remote Code Execution Vulnerabilities in Adobe Experience Manager

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ThreatCluster •October 15, 2026 at 19:34 UTC
  • •Multiple critical vulnerabilities found in Adobe Experience Manager.
  • •Full unauthenticated remote code execution confirmed for AEM Cloud.
  • •Patches are available, but on-premises versions still need attention.

New research reveals multiple vulnerabilities in Adobe Experience Manager (AEM), specifically a full unauthenticated remote code execution (RCE) exploit affecting the cloud version. The vulnerabilities include VULN-34973 (unauthenticated DAM bulk import), VULN-34975 (stored XSS), VULN-34976 (XXE), and VULN-34977 (Groovy execution). These flaws are particularly concerning due to AEM's widespread use among large enterprises. The vulnerabilities have been patched, but on-premises versions still require upgrades due to high-impact vulnerabilities. The findings are attributed to advancements in AI-driven vulnerability research, which has improved since the article's initial writing. The research emphasizes the need for organizations using AEM to prioritize updates and security measures.

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2026-10-15
Research on AEM vulnerabilities published
SLCyberSec disclosed critical RCE vulnerabilities in Adobe Experience Manager, affecting the cloud version.
www.slcyber.io

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Common questions

What versions of AEM are affected?
The vulnerabilities specifically affect the cloud version of Adobe Experience Manager.
Have these vulnerabilities been exploited in the wild?
No active exploitation has been reported; the vulnerabilities have been disclosed and patched.
What should organizations do now?
Organizations should apply the available patches and consider upgrading their on-premises versions of AEM.