Coldfusion

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Multiple Adobe Enterprise products such as Adobe Experience, Premier Pro, ColdFusion, Bridge, Lightroom, and Animate have been discovered with critical code execution vulnerabilities that were associated with Untrusted search path, Cross-site scripting, Out-of-bounds write, Use After free, Heap-based buffer overflow and many others. Adobe has released multiple security advisories to address these vulnerabilities. Among all of these products, Adobe Experience Manager had the highest number of vulnerabilities, accounting for 43 code execution vulnerabilities associated with Improper access control and cross-site scripting. Vulnerability Analysis According to the reports shared with Cyber Security News, successfully exploiting these vulnerabilities in any Adobe product will lead to… Source link

WASHINGTON—Four months after one federal agency killed the prospect of government support of cold fusion, a second agency has brought it back to life. The strange phenomenon of low-temperature nuclear fusion, announced at the University of Utah with great fanfare March 23 by two chemists, took another bizarre turn last month when a self-described “upbeat, enthusiastic” panel of experts assembled by the National Sci ence Foundation’s engineering division concluded that the effects of cold fusion are real and “cannot be explained as a result of artifacts, equipment, or human errors.” Besides contradicting a preliminary report issued by another panel of experts convened by the Department of Energy in July, the October workshop was vehemently opposed by physicists and… Source link