Release notes for Adobe Commerce 2.4.8 security patches
These security patch release notes capture updates to enhance the security of your Adobe Commerce deployment. Information includes, but is not limited to, the following:
- Security bug fixes
- Security highlights that provide more detail about enhancements and updates included in the security patch
- Known issues
- Instructions to apply additional patches if required
- Information about any hot fixes included in the release
Learn more about security patch releases:
- Adobe Commerce Security Patch Releases overview
- Instructions for downloading and applying security patch releases are available in the How to obtain and apply security patches in the Adobe Commerce Knowledgebase.
2.4.8-p1
The Adobe Commerce 2.4.8-p1 security release provides security bug fixes for vulnerabilities identified in previous releases of 2.4.8.
For the latest information about the security bug fixes, see Adobe Security Bulletin APSB25-50.
Highlights
This release includes the following highlights:
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API performance enhancement—Resolves performance degradation in bulk asynchronous web API endpoints that were introduced after the previous security patch.
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CMS Blocks access fix—Resolves an issue where Admin users with restricted permissions (such as merchandising-only access) were unable to view the CMS Blocks listing page.
Previously, these users encountered an error due to missing configuration parameters after installing previous security patches.
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Cookie limit compatibility—Resolves a backward-incompatible change involving the
MAX_NUM_COOKIES
constant in the framework. This update restores expected behavior and ensures compatibility for extensions or customizations that interact with cookie limits. -
Async operations—Restricted async operations for overriding previous customers orders.
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Fix for CVE-2025-47110—Resolves an email templates vulnerability.
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Fix for VULN-31547—Resolves a category canonical link vulnerability.
The fixes for CVE-2025-47110 and VULN-31547 are also available as an isolated patch. See the Knowledge Base article for details.