The vulnerability research team of Cisco Talos disclosed flaws in products from Adobe, Apple, Foxit Reader and Microsoft. According to the text, all were fixed by the respective vendors under Cisco's third-party disclosure policy. The advisory is a machine translation of a Talos feed post, and the received text ends abruptly.
The cases cited are: TALOS-2026-2360 (CVE-2026-48388), privilege escalation in the Adobe Photoshop installer, triggered by a malformed file that overwrites files; TALOS-2376, information disclosure in macOS CoreWLAN (version 26.3.1), triggered by a sequence of API calls; TALOS-2420 (CVE-2026-57256), code execution in Foxit Reader (version 2026.1.1.36485) via a malicious file; TALOS-2446 (CVE-2026-91799), a use-after-free in Foxit Reader triggered by JavaScript inside a PDF; TALOS-2443 (CVE-2026-50475), an out-of-bounds read in the Windows NETIO.sys driver leading to information disclosure; TALOS-2426 (CVE-2026-58613) and TALOS-2445 (CVE-2026-80093), flaws in the Windows Cloud Files Mini Filter Driver leading to privilege escalation and type confusion, triggered by a dedicated application; and TALOS-2427, an out-of-bounds read in the Windows tcpip.sys driver, whose description is cut off.
To verify, consult the original advisory on the Talos Intelligence site, check the vendor bulletins and apply the official updates. Talos also recommends its latest Snort detection rule sets to identify exploitation attempts.