CVE-2026-75666: Adobe Experience Manager | Cross-site Scripting (DOM-based XSS) (CWE-79)
Published Sep 8, 2026
·Updated
Adobe Experience Manager is affected by a DOM-based Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) vulnerability. An attacker could exploit this issue by manipulating the DOM environment to execute malicious JavaScript within the context of the victim's browser. Exploitation of this issue requires user interaction in that a victim must visit a crafted webpage. Scope is changed.
Affected Software
7 affected components
Adobe Experience Manager
Adobe Experience Manager<6.5
Adobe Experience Manager<6.5.25.0
Adobe Experience Manager<2026.8.0
Adobe Experience Manager=6.5
Adobe Experience Manager=6.5-sp1
Adobe Experience Manager=6.5-sp2
Event History
Sep 8, 2026
CVE Published
12:00 AM
Data Sourced
12:00 AM
SeverityWeaknessAffected Software
CVE Published
via MITRE·07:56 PM
Data Sourced
via MITRE·07:56 PM
DescriptionSeverityWeakness
Data Sourced
via NVD·08:18 PM
DescriptionSeverityWeaknessAffected Software
Peer vulnerabilities
Found alongside the following vulnerabilities.
- CVE-2026-19232
- CVE-2025-64830
- CVE-2026-75735
- CVE-2026-84397
- CVE-2026-75736
- CVE-2026-75737
- CVE-2026-75738
- CVE-2026-71440
- CVE-2026-27227
- CVE-2026-75739
- CVE-2025-64618
- CVE-2025-64610
- CVE-2026-75740
- CVE-2026-75741
- CVE-2025-64589
- CVE-2025-64588
- CVE-2026-75742
- CVE-2025-64584
- CVE-2026-27222
- CVE-2026-71357
- CVE-2025-64542
- CVE-2026-75719
- CVE-2026-75720
- CVE-2026-75722
- CVE-2026-75724
- CVE-2026-75725
- CVE-2026-71356
- CVE-2026-75727
- CVE-2026-79905
- CVE-2026-27258
- CVE-2025-64868
- CVE-2025-64866
- CVE-2026-75729
- CVE-2025-64854
- CVE-2026-71388
- CVE-2026-75730
- CVE-2026-75731
- CVE-2025-64838
- CVE-2026-75733
- CVE-2026-75734
- CVE-2026-75695
- CVE-2026-75696
- CVE-2026-75700
- CVE-2026-75701
- CVE-2026-75702
- CVE-2026-75704
- CVE-2026-75705
- CVE-2026-75706
- CVE-2026-75707
- CVE-2026-75708
- CVE-2026-75709
- CVE-2026-75710
- CVE-2026-75711
- CVE-2026-75712
- CVE-2026-75713
- CVE-2026-75714
- CVE-2026-75715
- CVE-2026-75716
- CVE-2026-75717
- CVE-2026-75718
- CVE-2026-75668
- CVE-2026-75669
- CVE-2026-75670
- CVE-2026-75671
- CVE-2026-75672
- CVE-2026-75674
- CVE-2026-75675
- CVE-2026-75677
- CVE-2026-75678
- CVE-2026-75679
- CVE-2026-75680
- CVE-2026-75681
- CVE-2026-75683
- CVE-2026-75685
- CVE-2026-75687
- CVE-2026-75690
- CVE-2026-75691
- CVE-2026-75692
- CVE-2026-75693
- CVE-2026-75694
- CVE-2026-19713
- CVE-2026-75629
- CVE-2026-75635
- CVE-2026-75636
- CVE-2026-75637
- CVE-2026-75639
- CVE-2026-75640
- CVE-2026-75642
- CVE-2026-75643
- CVE-2026-75644
- CVE-2026-75646
- CVE-2026-75647
- CVE-2026-75651
- CVE-2026-75652
- CVE-2026-75657
- CVE-2026-75659
- CVE-2026-75660
- CVE-2026-75661
- CVE-2026-75667
- CVE-2026-19644
- CVE-2026-19612
- CVE-2026-19479
- CVE-2026-72627
- CVE-2026-72626
- CVE-2026-71565
- CVE-2026-75726
Frequently Asked Questions
1
What access and user action are required to exploit this issue?
The attacker needs low-level privileges and must induce a victim to visit a crafted webpage. Exploitation then relies on manipulating the DOM environment to run malicious JavaScript in the victim's browser context.
2
What is the likely impact if exploitation succeeds?
The vulnerability can expose and modify information within a changed security scope. It does not indicate an availability impact.