ColdFusion, a web-programming language providing a platform for building and deploying web and mobile applications, has previously been privy to various security flaws.

Hackers are actively exploiting two ColdFusion vulnerabilities to bypass authentication and remotely execute commands to install webshells on vulnerable servers.

Adobe has released out-of-band security updates to address a critical ColdFusion vulnerability with proof-of-concept exploit code.

<p>The attackers who compromised Web hosting provider Linode used a zero day vulnerability in Adobe ColdFusion and were able to access the company’s database, source code and customers’ credit ...

Adobe patched CVE-2023-26360 in March amid active exploit activity targeting the flaw.

Adobe ColdFusion 8 – Free Download for Students Adobe ColdFusion 8 for Education is available for free to educational customers to use for learning purposes only and not for production purposes.

The ongoing cyber-attacks by Anonymous on US government websites are being made possible thanks to an exploit for Adobe ColdFusion.

ColdFusion hack used to steal hosting provider’s customer data Linode hit by possible zero-day exploit patched by Adobe on April 9.