Critical flaw found in Photoshop plug-in
Exploit TESTED On computers running XP SP2
http://news.com.com/Exploit+code+released+for+Adobe+Photoshop+flaw/2100-1002_3-6179485.html
from 
WinCustomize Forums
WinCustomize Forums
I came across this info posted at the tomcoyote.org forums. I am simply copying & pasting the info on that page....
April 30th, 2007 by Blair
Security researchers have found a "highly critical" flaw in the portable-network graphics plug-in for the latest version of Adobe Systems’ Photoshop Creative Suite, as well as for other versions of the software that run on Windows.
The portable-network graphics, or PNG, plug-in vulnerabilities were discovered in Adobe Photoshop Creative Suite 3 (CS3), Photoshop CS2, and Adobe Photoshop Elements (Editor) version 5.0 for Windows, according to a report released Monday by Secunia, which cited a researcher named "Marsu" with the discovery. Marsu tested a public exploit against versions of the software running Windows XP SP2.
The security flaw affects Adobe Photoshop Creative Suite 3, as well as CS2, according to a security advisory issued by Secunia on Wednesday
The report indicates that Adobe is aware of of the issue & investigating it. It also indicates that so far Secunia has yet to detect any malicious use of the code.
It's My Secret
April 30th, 2007 by Blair
Security researchers have found a "highly critical" flaw in the portable-network graphics plug-in for the latest version of Adobe Systems’ Photoshop Creative Suite, as well as for other versions of the software that run on Windows.
The portable-network graphics, or PNG, plug-in vulnerabilities were discovered in Adobe Photoshop Creative Suite 3 (CS3), Photoshop CS2, and Adobe Photoshop Elements (Editor) version 5.0 for Windows, according to a report released Monday by Secunia, which cited a researcher named "Marsu" with the discovery. Marsu tested a public exploit against versions of the software running Windows XP SP2.
The security flaw affects Adobe Photoshop Creative Suite 3, as well as CS2, according to a security advisory issued by Secunia on Wednesday
The report indicates that Adobe is aware of of the issue & investigating it. It also indicates that so far Secunia has yet to detect any malicious use of the code.
It's My Secret